The phrase "age and disability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing issues related to both age and disability, such as in policies, research, or advocacy.
Example: "The organization focuses on providing support for individuals facing challenges related to age and disability."
Alternatives: "age and impairment" or "age and accessibility issues".
It was Otto von Bismarck's proposal for Germany in the 1880s that the state provide for those who were "disabled from work by age and disability". The idea came from private pension systems of the preeminent businesses like the railroad.
Age and disability discrimination were added later".
Age and Disability Biases in Pediatric Resuscitation Among Future Physicians.
Edmondson continued carving until age and disability forced him to stop in 1950.
In recent rulings the court has held that states cannot be sued by their workers under federal age and disability discrimination laws.
"If there are only two positions – and there is only funding for two – they should be separate age and disability discrimination commissioners".
We have since been made aware of extensive historical and ongoing sexual abuse in public authorities, not to mention stubborn gender pay discrimination and age and disability-related neglect.
From 2007 to 2017, spending on Social Security (old-age and disability combined) increased by an inflation-adjusted 36%.
The PCCC held the event to thank Reid for taking an aggressive stand recently in defense of the old-age and disability insurance program.
WASHINGTON - The tax cut deal that President Obama struck with congressional Republicans contains a provision that could ultimately be the undoing of Social Security, say Senate Democrats and backers of the old-age and disability program.
Revisions to guidelines for health care facilities related to grab bars and handrails should allow a range that respond to age- and disability-specific needs.
