"aged person" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is elderly, such as in the example sentence: "The elderly man was a wise and beloved aged person in the community."
As a middle aged person watching the disappearance of the people in the generation just before me, I feel that the dead leave in fact, but not in actuality.
11 Increasing survival to an older aged person means that the prevalence and coexistence of age-related diseases are increasing.
4 5 6 Both the incidence and the prevalence of hypertension increase with age, and the lifetime residual risk of developing hypertension for a middle aged person with normal blood pressure is 90%.
Studies have shown doing this once a year for a middle aged person, or twice a year for an elderly person greatly improves how your body absorbs nutrients from food, and will also help combat feelings of fatigue.
As a result of this a large portion of the body is covered by "pigskin". Pigskin resembles the dry, cracked skin of an aged person and is highly susceptible to irritation from such ordinary things as temperature changes and washing.
But without defined pension benefits, bleak prospects for Medicare and Social Security, what would a middle aged person do with her savings to plan for even some shorter retirement period?
Most of the affected subjects are aged persons, presenting with generalized adenopathy with bone marrow involvement.
Personalised medicine also involves considerations of difference in risks for children, aged persons, persons with chronic and oncological disease, and those with genetic variations increasing radiosensitivity.
Some homes aren't suitable for an aging person without significant changes.
Sometimes, even when another person points out the apparent scheme to manipulate the aging person, she won't believe it.
A Jew, an Afrikaner, an aging person always on the brink of change.
