The word 'populus' is correct and can be used in written English, especially in formal or academic contexts.
It is a Latin term that means "people" or "community." Example: The populus of ancient Rome was composed of citizens from all social classes.
Populus business trust poll Photograph: /Financial Times The Financial Times (subscription) says Sweden's finance minister has cast doubt on Pfizer's commitment to keeping science jobs in Europe.
According to a Populus poll released on February 7th, the share of voters claiming not to believe that climate change is happening at all has risen from 15% to 25% since the e-mail furore.
A recent Populus poll for the Times showed Labour extending its lead to 41%, fully nine points clear of the Conservatives.
A recent Populus poll shows the Tories well ahead on this point.
This breathtaking Hollywood-style thriller is much more than the story of a vox populus under threat of being silenced forever.
A recent Populus poll found voters trusted the coalition over Labour to run the economy by 41% to 23%.
A Populus poll released a week before the autumn statement showed that voters trust the government over Labour to run the economy by 40% to 26%.
According to the latest Populus poll for the Times, the Tories have a four-point lead over Labour.
Labour leads the Tories in the polls by a healthy margin eight percentage points according to the latest Populus survey and the government has a decent majority.
There were even signs that voters' despair over the state of the economy and their own finances had bottomed out.The beginnings of a comeback, then, for Mr Brown, though a subsequent Populus poll gave him less reason to smile.
In a recent Populus poll for the Times, three-quarters of those who responded supported a change in the law to allow doctor-assisted suicide (which doctors themselves are not keen on).
