The phrase 'urban town' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a town with a high population density, typically characterized by a concentrated urban core surrounded by a large number of suburbs. For example: "We moved to the nearby urban town for its excellent job opportunities."
The LSOA was then matched to urbanity (urban, town and fringe, or village, hamlet and isolated dwellings) and deprivation decile (using the Index of Multiple Deprivation score 2010).
General linear models were conducted to examine the relationship between walking distance to a GP premises and community pharmacies, adjusting for deprivation and urbanity for all areas, then for urban, town and fringe, and rural areas (table 2).
Greenwich, urban town (township), Fairfield county, southwestern Connecticut, U.S., on Long Island Sound.
Fairfield, urban town (township), Fairfield county, southwestern Connecticut, U.S., on Long Island Sound adjoining Bridgeport (northeast).
Wethersfield, urban town (township), Hartford county, central Connecticut, U.S. It lies immediately south of Hartford on the Connecticut River.
Hamden, urban town (township), New Haven county, southwestern Connecticut, U.S. It lies immediately north of the city of New Haven.
Gardens from urban town-house yards in Wilmington, Del., to acres of working farmland in the Hudson Valley of New York offer greenery, specimens, fragrance and flowers.
The sites, which are clustered to reduce driving time, include a contemporary environmentally-friendly home; urban town-house gardens; a Victorian house with a large herb garden; and a property on the Brandywine River.
Seaside, designed in the early 1980's by Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk and Andres Duany, two of the founders of new urbanism, is the oldest new-urban town.
Longtan is a nameless peri-urban town ignored by the public.
[C6.] Restaurant Chains Move to the City Restaurant chains like Chili's are moving their quintessentially suburban businesses into urban areas and faux-urban town centers.
