The phrase "ageing generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a demographic group that is getting older or to discuss issues related to older individuals in society.
Example: "The ageing generation faces unique challenges in healthcare and social support systems."
Alternatives: "elderly population" or "aging demographic".
This documentary is about the ageing generation of killers and gangsters who enforced Suharto's brutal anti-communist rule in 1960s Indonesia.
It will be the last gasp of an ageing generation that tried to impose its nostalgic parochialism on an increasingly cosmopolitan younger generation, but succeeded in only one unfortunate country.
Grass said he had been overwhelmed with supportive letters from Germans, thanking him for provoking the ageing generation which remembers the war to talk about it with their grandchildren.
While some see the question of Camus's legacy as relating to a question of France's continuing attempts at cultural imperialism, others believe the issue is increasingly confined to an ageing generation of Algerians who can recall the war.
However, our ageing generation combined with improved health care and the scrapping last year of the Default Retirement Age means increasingly people will work past 65 and into their seventies and possibly eighties.
Algeria's border with Morocco remains tightly shut.For the time being most Algerians at least those who cannot leave seem prepared to wait patiently for the passing of the ageing generation that has run the country since independence.
Emotional distance grows, and the aging generation's inevitable envy of youth appears.
Yes, my thinking is admittedly rooted in an aging generation's experience.
Author Bret Easton Ellis dubbed people around my age "Generation Wuss".
Stand by for an explosion in goods for the Third Age generation.
But the intuitive skill that is born of hands-on experience resides chiefly with the aging generation.
