The phrase "ageing and increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the effects of age or the impact of an increase in something, such as population, demand, or risk.
Example: "The study highlights the correlation between ageing and increased health risks in older adults."
Alternatives: "aging and heightened" or "maturing and amplified".
With population ageing and increased longevity, there is international policy interest in promoting 'active ageing' [ 1, 2].
Baseline body temperature is thought to decrease with ageing and increased frailty, even in the absence of infection [ 13- 16].
Drosophila mutants with decreased insulin signaling (mutation in Insulin like receptor (InR) or in insulin receptor substrate chico) exhibit slow ageing and increased life span [ 189, 190].
determine the proportion of growth in emergency separations for constipation between 2005 06 and 2010 11 arising from population growth, ageing and increased utilisation of hospital care.
The Methuselah GPCR in Drosophila plays a role in ageing and increased resistance to several forms of stress including heat, starvation and oxidative damage [ 34].
Indeed, as argued earlier, epigenetic drift targeting non-essential genes may even be selected for as a mechanism underlying ageing and increased fragility, which are necessary for population control.
Healthcare for our ageing and increasing population will require far more investment to make it remotely sustainable.
The feminisation of ageing and increasing number of widowed women in contemporary society has significant implications.
In the study, by Arlene Smaldone and colleagues, the percentage of children who failed to sleep enough rose with age and increased markedly among children 12 and older.
Medial meniscus posterior root radial tears are strongly associated with older age and increased BMI.
However, in the former group, significant older age and increased mismatch was observed.
