The phrase "aging among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to discuss the process or phenomenon of aging within a specific group or population.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of social interactions on mental health during aging among elderly individuals."
Alternatives: "aging within" or "aging in".
The aim of this study is to explore perceptions of aging among middle-aged migrant women, with emphasis on identifying factors shaping their decisions on whether to remigrate or stay in Denmark during old age.
The idea, says Jean Bloch Rosensaft, the museum's director, in the show's catalog, is to engage the "larger community" in Jewish values relevant to the aging process and to show the many apsects of aging, among them creativity, vitality, memory, anxiety, wisdom, physical change, loss and intergenerational interaction.
It follows Joseph, a man in his 20s who faces both sudden death and chronic aging among his loved ones, even as his own health deteriorates.
Negative self-perceptions of aging among older adults have been associated with higher mortality in developed countries.
Both conditions must hold along the time and for possible changes due to temperature variations, amplifier bias, and component aging, among others.
The results show that the wall thickness and the channel width have the most noticeable effect on filter clogging and thermal aging among all structural factors, respectively.
years, the second among persons aged 25-34 years, the fourth among person aged 35-54 years, and the eighth among person 55-64 years. 55-64 years
Stroke is often considered an aging-related disorder, and the incidence of stroke grows with age among the general population.
We watch him age among his peers and patrons, royalty, politicians, clerics, friends.
There was no association of psychosis with age among Western immigrants.
He'd been living in the drainpipe, and police found pictures of boys Etan's age among his possessions.
