The phrase "age demography" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the statistical characteristics of a population in terms of age distribution.
Example: "The age demography of the city shows a significant increase in the elderly population over the past decade."
Alternatives: "age distribution" or "age statistics".
Knox-Hayes et al. (2013) have found that considerations for energy security globally are influenced by gender, age, demography, socioeconomic positions, level of education and many other factors.
The age demography in Östergötland is similar to that of the rest of Sweden [ 18].
In the last of these studies, while unadjusted analysis showed no differences in mortality, adjustment for age, demography, cause of renal disease, and on-therapy clinical benchmarks showed higher mortality hazards ratio for patients treated at for-profit facilities [ 18].
Because most rich countries are ageing, demography should therefore reduce atmospheric pollution.
China, not just Japan, faces an aging demography.
For the sceptics, the underlying micro data and an ageing demography are trends that require more than government assurances to persuade them that the economy is on the right track.
Recent shifts in aging demography have resulted in increased numbers of elderly people worldwide.
This aging demography and high prevalence of chronic disease will challenge healthcare systems around the world to provide good end-of-life care.
Urinary Albumin to Creatinine levels are higher than in NHANES study as they are based on one sample only in this study which may result in over estimation, however the higher estimates may also reflect the middle and older aged demography of the sample.
Even among the over-50s the share is one in three.One explanation for this coming of age is demography.
And Rubio, in terms of age and demography, would fit that description in a more upbeat way than Cruz and his "confrontational politics," Meacham said.
