The phrase "abilities of aged" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing the skills or capabilities of older individuals, but it would need rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The abilities of aged individuals can often be underestimated in the workplace."
Alternatives: "skills of the elderly" or "capabilities of older adults".
JEREMY, Colorado, 11 30 a.m., June 24, nytimes.com Correction: June 27, 2011 Because of an editing error, an article on June 27 about Derek Jeter and the declining abilities of aging athletes misstated part of the name of Einstein's theory in a comparison of the ages at which high achievers in other fields had great success.
Because of an editing error, an article on June 27 about Derek Jeter and the declining abilities of aging athletes misstated part of the name of Einstein's theory in a comparison of the ages at which high achievers in other fields had great success.
PAGE B1 UNDER AN UNBLINKING EYE The Air Force is betting that Global Hawk unmanned drones are ready to replicate the abilities of aging, piloted U-2 spy planes to sweep up intelligence from commanding heights, and do it more safely and for much longer stretches.
To assess whether this functional impairment also extended to a reduced recognition of tumor cells in aged mice, we next assessed the ability of aged mice to eliminate B16 melanoma cells in vivo.
'Mitotic catastrophe' hampers the ability of aged muscle stem cells to repair damage.
The ability of aged rats to learn initially a reward rule for a T-maze discrimination task was almost equal to that of young rats, suggesting that simple discrimination ability was normal in aged rats.
In summary, the present studies suggest that increased leachate contaminant biodegradation ability of aged refuse could be used directly to create an engineering approach to treat leachate with operational and economic advantages.
Nevertheless, despite the ability of aged mice to control bacterial burdens in the lungs, the majority of them succumb to infection.
First, the processes biological aging and renal senescence associated with renal function decline includes a decreased ability of aged nephrons to cope with diseased states.
