"traditional population" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the people who make up a particular group or community and have lived and practiced the same customs and traditions for generations. For example, "The traditional population of this region still follows the same agricultural practices that their ancestors used centuries ago."
Nestling between the port and the commercial centre, this area is the home of Chongqing's most distinctive and traditional population - the bangbang army, a 100,000-strong crew of porters who bear the city's weights on their shoulders.
Such profound changes, introduced in the name of nationalism, modernization and Westernization, pitted the more urbanized, European-oriented elites against the rural traditional population — a schism that was still apparent during the run-up to the referendum Sunday.
The main advantage of the method over traditional population balance solvers is its capability to treat multi-dimensional (e.g. size, crystal morphology, chemical properties, etc).
Calculations of the size needed require novel interpretation and post-processing techniques based on local properties calculated on grids, rather than the more traditional population analyses.
Traditional population censuses have the advantage over sample surveys, such as health interview surveys, of covering the whole population of a country at a given point in time.
Traditional population balance modeling (PBM) is usually used to simulate spatially homogeneous dynamic processes, only obtaining the time evolution of PSD.
In contrast to the traditional population-dynamics approach to fishery management, Parsons's work concentrated on the entire marine ecosystem and led to methods for nurturing the environment to help increase fish populations that had become depleted owing to overfishing and pollution.
Now, he concentrates on projects, including one that explores the effects of labor migration on traditional populations in Romania.
The ZKP combines traditional, population-based, epidemiologic methods with modern techniques of population genetics.
Unlike traditional population-genetic analysis, which tries to determine how a given population will evolve in the future, coalescent theory tries to reconstruct the ancestral state of a population from its current state, based on the idea that all the genes in a population ultimately derive from a single common ancestor.
We first focus on the role of traditional populations in conservation and land use planning (socio-environmental model).
