The phrase "aging cadre" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who are growing older, often in a specific context such as a workforce or leadership group.
Example: "The organization is facing challenges due to its aging cadre of leaders who are nearing retirement."
Alternatives: "maturing group" or "senior cohort".
Putin's opposition is easy to define — an aging cadre of followers of the Communist Party and some liberals, like Grigory Yavlinsky, of the Yabloko Party — but, for the moment, they pose no great threat to him.
At 41, he is one of the younger members of the aging cadre that still plumbs these waters for groundfish, but he has reluctantly listed his boat for sale.
CAIRO — When Egypt's first elected president, Mohamed Morsi, promoted Gen. Abdul-Fattah el-Sisi to defense minister nearly a year ago, sweeping away an aging cadre of generals, many saw it as a triumph for the Islamist president, and for a fledgling democracy.
In this study, health workers' age, cadre, and educational level were significantly associated with computer knowledge.
Models included provider socio-demographic characteristics (age, cadre, time since training) and facility characteristics (family planning client volume, methods offered, clinic location, sector).
There was no significant difference in the mean attitudes score in relation to health workers' age, cadre, computer knowledge, computer usage, and years of experience in MCH as shown in Table 5.
Such concerns easily trump any external pressure to work with Miss Suu Kyi and her ageing cadres.Staging a referendum less than a year after the brutal crushing of popular dissent could yet backfire, though.
Eastern European Jews, Finns, Hungarians, Lithuanians and Slovenians counted heavily among them, joining the cadre of aging German Americans, since the 1860s the backbone of an earlier, insular socialist movement.
Kenya also implemented specific policies to increase the retirement age of civil servants, from 55 to 60 years, to tackle the problem of aging nurses and other cadres of health workers.
We assessed health worker's age, sex, cadre, and whether they were full or part-time.
The relationship between some socio-demographic characteristics (age and cadre) and knowledge, perception and practice of M&E of the respondents was also determined.
