The phrase "ageing professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to professionals who are getting older, often in discussions about workforce demographics or experience levels.
Example: "The company is focusing on retaining ageing professionals who possess invaluable industry knowledge."
Alternatives: "older professionals" or "mature professionals".
The success against the Drover was followed by a victory against the ageing professional Stephen "Death" Oliver in June.
Most of the rest are aging professionals who have never served abroad.
His movement includes urban politicians, academics, Hollywood donors and information-age professionals.
But as it turns out, a fascination with homesteading and the cowboy culture is sweeping a certain demographic of middle-age professionals from the Coasts.
Middle age professionals from the Nature Conservation Sector (NCS) within the Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency (EEAA) work to develop a new approach toward strategic conservation oriented views to manage the natural resources in Egypt.
In today's digital age, professionals work remotely more than ever now and need the ability to engage effectively online.
Many queer elders report hiding their sexualities and gender identities from health and aging professionals (if hiding is an option), fearing backlash when their identities are discovered.
Supported by the Pfizer Foundation, Community AGEnda also seeks to inspire aging professionals, funders, planners, nonprofits, developers, and people of all ages in joining or starting a project to make their own community more age-friendly.
There are many community and governmental resources available to Boomers, and a growing community of aging professionals who will be rooting for the success of our generation in finding meaningful business ownership.
Detroit (108 points last season, second in conference) Wine gets better with age, professional sports teams usually don't.
