The phrase "prisoner population" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the total number of individuals who are confined in a specific location or system as a result of being convicted of a crime. Example: The overcrowding of prisons in the United States is a major concern, as the prisoner population continues to increase at an alarming rate.
Since 1993, when then Conservative home secretary Howard declared that "prison works", the prisoner population in England and Wales has increased by more than 40,000.
In February, Mr. Mahmood joined the general prisoner population in the prison, he said, and spent another two months there before being sent to the Passaic County Jail, where he was told he would be deported.
It highlighted that the nature of the prisoner population meant that prison based doctors would require particular skills in dealing with alcohol and substance misuse.
Its prevalence increased significantly by 5% per year with time spent in prison for the entire prisoner population, with a greater slope of increase for women than for men.
Yet not a single shred of evidence has been presented to give any indication of what the future of giant prisons and a large scale prisoner population will hold for society.
NOMS, which manages 117 public prisons in England and Wales and the contracts of 14 private prisons, is responsible for a prisoner population of around 86,000.
In England and Wales, nearly 10,000 prisoners (11.6% of the total prisoner population) are held in private prisons.
Most of the problems the prison struggles with are the same key challenges the whole prison service is facing – an ageing prisoner population, the unstoppable flow of smuggled drugs and mobile phones, and a linked rise in violence.
It seems the prison is trying to fatten up the prisoner population because they sell a shitload of junk food.
In Brazil, which has the world's 4th largest prisoner population, the incidence of TB in prisons is approximately 20 times greater than that in the general population (>1,000 per 100,000 versus 46 per 100,000) [ 2, 3].
Mr. Knowles described the center with its expanding prisoner population as "a potentially target-rich environment".
