"urban conurbation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a densely populated area made up of several cities or towns that have essentially merged together. Example: The city grew quickly, expanding into the surrounding towns until it became an urban conurbation of over five million people.
In London, the major urban conurbation and key market for so many media brands, the population is around 37% ethnically diverse, yet this is nowhere near reflected in the management structures of media companies.
Examples of the desired type of urban conurbation are cited are the "Harrogates, Leeds and Edinburghs of the UK". 2. Demographic desirability The biggest opportunities are for titles that serve middle income families that are "economically resilient".
Surrey comes out quite well but a major urban conurbation like Guildford could still suffer.
That's a small percentage when you think that more than 70% of the population lives outside an urban conurbation.
"The boundaries for the city council don't match the urban conurbation, the extent of the city itself.
"It is not an area where there is a great urban conurbation or great areas of arable which are keeping the disease from spreading up towards us.
"More and more of us are living in urban conurbations," says Sheers.
But it is in the urban conurbations, particularly Greater Dublin, that elections, presidential or Dail, are won.
Among the big urban conurbations, Greater Manchester now ranks third, after London and Birmingham, with a population of around 2.6 million.
Urban conurbations the world over are the growth engines of national economies and they consume on average 75% of a country's energy.
Into this chaotic mix has come further fragmentation with the devolution of acute, public and social care commissioning to large urban conurbations.
