The phrase "aging department" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to departments that focus on issues related to aging, such as healthcare, social services, or research.
Example: "The aging department is implementing new programs to support elderly citizens in our community."
Alternatives: "senior services department" or "gerontology department".
CYNTHIA J. KENYON, Herbert Boyer Professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics, and director, Hillblom Center for the Biology of Aging, department of biophysics and biochemistry, University of California, San Francisco.
But when it applied for a grant from the city's Department for the Aging, department officials noticed something odd: the group's address was the home of the top aide to the city councilman sponsoring the grant request.
The second category, which provides about $70,000 for so-called "rising stars," is intended to attract younger faculty to aging departments.
But M&S has tried to target by age – so there's a yummy mummy section, an aging squares department and a pensioners' aisle.
Not fun was discovering that Hollywood could be just as cruel to writers as it is to actresses in the age department.
Visit to the Radiac Company, 489-5th Ave," America's 1st Atomic Age department store," which supplies instruments for uranium prospectors, and others interested in radioactivity, or the detection of underground metal.
All of the models were adjusted for age, department, education, and occupational exposure (list A).
All of the models were adjusted for age, department (a regional administrative unit), education and occupational exposures.
From previous research, we identified possible determinants including gender, age, department, admitted severity, length of stay, disease category, complications and the payment method [ 15, 17- 19].
The results were adjusted for year of birth, maternal age, department of birth, population density, average family income, and when available, local road traffic.
Previous studies have been age, department or disease specific; carried out in public sector settings; or in outpatient departments or commonly used comparatively less labor intensive computerized or aggregated pharmacy data [ 13- 15, 29- 32].
