The phrase "aging deteriorates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the negative effects of aging on health, appearance, or functionality.
Example: "As we age, it becomes evident that aging deteriorates our physical abilities and cognitive functions."
Alternatives: "aging weakens" or "aging declines".
Occupying flat planes, his urban imagery depicted aging, deteriorating walls with stains, paint remnants, rust, graffiti and other markings that could be read as emotive allusions but had a formal beauty of their own.
Aging, deteriorating infrastructure means "water systems face considerable risk even without anticipated future climate changes," the report states.
The plant perturbation, e.g., parameter fluctuation and uncertainties, due to temperature variation and/or aged deterioration generally deteriorates the motion performance as well as the system stability.
This is why Yahoo, the aging, deteriorated Internet giant, has officially announced that it is buying Tumblr for roughly $1.1 billion, mostly in cash.
We hypothesized that the functional fitness will deteriorate gradually with aging, but deteriorate sharply in elderly people.
Any type of disastrous event or equipment breakdown could conceivably contaminate water supplies for millions of humans and wildlife alike, especially as aging infrastructure deteriorates.
Road agencies are facing the challenges of aging pavements, deteriorating networks, and insufficient maintenance budgets.
But on Sunday he faced perhaps his greatest challenge -- explaining the particulars of why the nation's rapidly aging and deteriorating infrastructure is such an important topic and one that requires government oversight and engagement immediately.
How can we register a gesture, remember and repeat a motion, when the bodies that made them inexorably age, deteriorate and ultimately disappear?
