"wrong population" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that a specific group of people was chosen or addressed incorrectly. Example: The politician's speech was targeting the wrong population, as the majority of the audience was made up of elderly citizens who were not affected by the issue being discussed.
"They studied the wrong population," he said.
Since 1800 food prices have decreased by more than 90%, and in 2000, according to the World Bank, prices were lower than ever before.Modern MalthusMalthus was wrong: population growth has not been exponentialDr Ehrlich's prediction echoed that made 170 years earlier by Thomas Malthus.
Don't get me wrong: Population growth is not solely to blame for our environmental problems.
Hold on a minute, that can't be right, I am sure they polled the wrong population.
He's validated and emboldened the wrong population of people, and I can't help but think the men who raped me are watching Trump and finding solace and purpose in his words and actions". .
"If Stephen Schwartz's ban on North Carolina theaters producing his work is mirrored by his other Broadway colleagues, which is inevitable," he wrote, "what are we going to put on?" Jamie Lawson of the Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance echoed those sentiments in a March 31 Facebook post, saying Schwartz's effort "affects the wrong population". .
Recent studies showed the importance of systematically taking into account the component of sexual orientation measured in a study and the specific populations that were compared to avoid generalizing conclusions from a component to the other and applying knowledge to the wrong populations.
Since then, I've come to believe we're looking at the wrong populations for the cause.
"But if you get it wrong, the population can be in a much more perilous state and even disappear".
The company misunderstood which physician would be getting the benefits of prescribing the therapy and targeted the wrong physician population [in their marketing].
Papers which covered the wrong patient population or surgical procedures, presented insufficient data, were literature reviews or covered the same sample of patients as another paper were eliminated at this stage.
