The phrase "ageing shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a demographic change or trend related to the aging population in a specific context, such as workforce or societal changes.
Example: "The ageing shift in our workforce is leading to new challenges in knowledge transfer and mentorship."
Alternatives: "demographic shift" or "aging trend".
"When we took a hard look at the data, there did appear to be an age shift," Dr. Feussner said.
Mr. Eason said the weekend arrests highlighted a consequence of the age shift in Holly Patterson and other nursing homes across the state.
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Lord Sainsbury, the minister for science and innovation, recently unveiled its first findings.He spoke of "the age shift"—the move to a society with fewer younger and more older people.
Dr. LaVonne Ortega, a medical epidemiologist at the C.D.C., said in an interview that she was reluctant to speculate about the age shift since so little was known about the circumstances surrounding these deaths.
The age shift in JE patients in Assam, India in last few years has become a cause of concern.
To investigate the effect of the nationwide age shift toward later conception on the corresponding subfertile population.
The long-term aging shift function is determined as a function of aging time, acceleration factor, activation energy, and aging temperature.
