The phrase "age increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the age of individuals or a group is becoming greater over time.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of age increasing on cognitive abilities in older adults."
Alternatives: "age progression" or "advancing age".
The government should search for ways to maintain economic growth during this period, which could include increasing the retirement age, increasing immigration, investing in productivity-increasing technology and encouraging investment in developing countries where population is still growing.
The figures also project an increasingly ageing population with the average age increasing from 39.7 years old in 2012 to 42.8 by mid-2037.
Neither approach would fully solve the problem, but neither candidate has been willing to discuss which of the other painful options -- cutting benefits, raising the retirement age, increasing taxes -- he might support.
With a rising participation age, increasing evidence of the early teens being a crucial point in young people's learning, the narrowness of GCSEs and too much teaching to the test, it is a natural step.
The vast majority of women suffering from fistula are married off and conceive at a young age, increasing the risk of obstructed labour as their bodies are not fully developed.
E-readers are flying off the shelves, and overall book sales are holding up as the paper-based industry transitions to the digital age, increasing 3.5 percent in the first 11 months of 2010.
"Our seven-year snapshot highlights the importance of measures such as adjusting the state pension age, increasing workforce participation amongst our ageing population, or funding additional contributions for future retirement income".
Hindley added: "The rise is likely to be as a result of many factors but the most important ones are likely to be: growing inequality in the age of austerity, the negative impact of the digital age, increasing sexualisation – this is particularly important for girls – and the impact of abuse and sexual exploitation, and increased pressure to succeed".
The outstanding measures include limiting family tax benefit part B to families with children under six years of age, increasing Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme co-payments, reintroducing indexation of the fuel excise, along with the higher education changes that have been blocked by the Senate twice.
They were unhappy with Hutton's interim report last October, which suggested a variety of ways of cutting the bill to the taxpayer from public sector pensions, including raising the retirement age, increasing worker contributions and using an average of lifetime earnings rather than a final salary to determine how much teachers, doctors and civil servants get to live on in retirement.
The IFS told the Guardian that key Sottish National party pledges, including freezing the state retirement age, increasing universal credit payments, scrapping the bedroom tax and retaining child benefit, are not covered in the Scottish first minister's proposal to raise public spending across the UK by 0.5% a year.
