The phrase "teeming population" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large and densely populated group of people or living beings. Example: The city was known for its teeming population, with people from all over the world flocking to its streets in search of opportunity.
Shipping and finance secured New York's international standing, but manufacturing provided jobs for its teeming population.
It became home to a teeming population of Germans, Irish, Austrians, Jews, Hungarians, Czechs, Poles, Russians and others.
Should the Yangtse leave its banks, many of the 180,000,000 of China's teeming population living in its valley might be imperiled.
The teeming population of frustrated young people had had their ambitions and hopes raised, but the economic sources of their frustration had worsened in the previous 12 months.
Inexpensive and elementary to assemble, the main aim of the school was to generate a new, sustainable and ecological building system for the teeming population of Africa's coastal regions.
Surat, a city in the western Indian state of Gujarat, has put in place early flood warning systems to ensure that loss of life is minimised among its teeming population.
There are few studies more fascinating, and at the same time more neglected, than the study of the teeming populations that exist in the dark realms of the soil.
Article gives a picture of N.Y.C. during the post-Civil War era, with its teeming immigrant population, street gangs, and thugs.
This dispute comes against a background of a teeming homeless population in New York City as a result of persistent joblessness and the cascade of home foreclosures.
Advocates of easing the law are making their pitch while the state is under a federal court order to reduce its teeming prison population.
Providing oral health care, including specialised oral health care, for this teeming young population is important because of the high oral disease burden in children in Nigeria: the prevalence of caries is high [ 20] and untreated caries in the primary dentition range from 92% in Ile-Ife to 95.6% in Lagos [ 20, 21].
