'surging population' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a population that is growing rapidly. For example, "The small town in the Midwest is facing a surging population due to an influx of new residents."
How can this small country cope with its surging population?
Surging population has driven up demand, and the supply has failed to keep pace.
The region's surging population and economy have together created a huge strain on local water supplies.
Surging population growth in the suburbs can partly explain this trend.
Newark did not lack for hospitals, but the surging population of Jewish immigrants found they were not always welcome.
China introduced the policy in 1979 to curb a surging population and limit the demands for water and other resources.
For mainstream societies caught in the problematiques of nuclear armament, surging populations, environmental degradation, and pollution, our darkness has yet to become a source of felt beauty.
During the same period, the number of veterans ballooned by 21percentt in Arizona and 31percentt in Nevada, reflecting both their surging populations and their attraction as retirement meccas.
But among these, strategists are digging deeper into Colorado, Florida, Nevada, North Carolina and Virginia — where census figures show surging populations of Hispanics and blacks, groups that supported Mr. Obama in 2008 by wide margins.
In addition to surging populations of white-footed mice and the expected increased prevalence of blacklegged ticks in 2017, rising temperatures may be introducing invasive species that might also transmit disease.
JACK N. GERARD President and Chief Executive American Petroleum Institute Washington, May 23, 2011 Reader Responses To the Editor: Cheap and abundant oil made possible the postwar boom, cheap food and surging populations worldwide.
