'population supply' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the total size of a population, or the addition of new members to a population. For example, "The population supply of the small town had sharply declined in recent years."
Bavaria, with 15% of Germany's population, supplied a quarter of conservatives' overall votes in the last national election.
Squeeze into the 2,300-foot 2,300-footban tunnelongat kept the city'suburbantunnelupplied withatood, petrol and weapons for two years.
In the context of the current project area, the share of population supplied by Bribin shows that a single plant will not be able to cover the water needs of the entire area of Gunung Sewu.
The Chinese logistics system, which was based on the concept of People's War with the native population supplying the army, also ran into difficulties due to the indifferent, and sometimes hostile, Korean population near the 38th parallel.
These rarely, however, also include figures on the population supplied by these water sources.
In this Autonomous Region the percentage of the population supplied with groundwater is 12%, a figure very much lower than that for Spain as a whole [ 47].
The available but restricted list of Turkish population supplied by SAfH was used as a database for the selection of one person for each of the sampling clusters.
Thus, in the study period, the population supplied by surface waters increased, in detriment to the use of subterranean waters which have a lower power of recovery vis-à-vis the presence of contaminants [ 55].
In 2010, the Western Industrial grouping and the Asian region were the only physical net-importers while the four other regions, home to 30% of the world population, supplied resources to the global economy.
