The phrase "age as a consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to discuss the effects or results that age may have on a particular situation or condition.
Example: "The decline in physical ability is often seen as age as a consequence of the natural aging process."
Alternatives: "age as a result" or "age as a factor".
And I imagine her having a happier old age as a consequence.
Unfortunately, they may be risking unnecessary poverty in old age as a consequence.
Mare's work on assortative mating has shown, among other things, that educational homogamy has increased over time and that, within cohorts, homogamy increases with age as a consequence of divorces, remarriages, and educational upgrading.
Considering the severity and persistency of SLI, behavioral and social problems tend to increase with age, as a consequence of victimization and stigmatization over prolonged periods of time (Brinton and Fujiki 2005).
However, the systemic resilience appears to decrease after a certain point in age, as a consequence the weight of the mal-functional cellular population and the severity of this malfunction increases with age.
It is well recognized that T-lymphocyte output decreases with age as a consequence of thymic involution.
However, age of air data does not confirm a simple pattern of reduction of age of air as a consequence of the Brewer-Dobson circulation intensification (Engel et al. [2009]; Stiller et al. [2012]).
At open circuit conditions, the overall impedance of the electrodes increases upon aging as a consequence of a fast accumulation of ions at the interface, also related to the increase of porosity and wettability.
Human skin, in common with other organs, ages as a consequence of the passage of time, but in areas exposed to solar ultraviolet radiation, the effects of this intrinsic ageing process are exacerbated.
ROS levels increase upon aging as a consequence of multiple events including age-related accumulation of mitochondrial mutations, resulting from exposure to endogenous ROS [11].
Although, it is arguable to define aging as a consequence of molecular damage or vice versa at this time, both are positively correlated.
