The phrase "age boom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant increase in the population of a certain age group, often in the context of demographics or social trends.
Example: "The age boom of the baby boomer generation has led to increased demand for healthcare services."
Alternatives: "age surge" or "demographic boom".
But the effort to embrace a broader mix of people and activities is complicated by constricting budgets -- an age boom colliding at considerable velocity with an economic bust.
The Spanish Golden Age boom led inevitably to a bust, as this new-found Spanish wealth actually led to inflation of prices of everyday items.
Katrina Messenger, 58, a high priestess in a pagan group she named the Order of the Elemental Mysteries, blamed the '90s New Age boom for the generation gap in knowledge and participation.
Dave Bry, a revered hip-hop journalist and editor, who died this month, encapsulated it all in his album review for Vibe, in 2000, commending the record for "capturing the zeitgeist of digital-age boom time America".
Long-term population studies under way or about to begin will chart demographic, economic, and health transitions and give governments worldwide clues about how to cope with the aging boom.
They made this pronouncement regarding their interest in the Aging Boom.
The smart money is staking a claim on the aging space as the economic impact and implications of an aging Baby Boom generation are becoming more apparent everyday.
Demographics being immutable, the pressure of the aging baby boom should go on for many more years.
Growth and Problems With the aging baby boom generation on the cusp of its most medically dependent years, health care appears likely to continue growing more quickly than the rest of the economy.
Recreational vehicles are a good way for investors to profit from the aging baby boom population.
Interest in belly dancing, particularly among women of a certain age, is booming.
