The phrase "aging estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to demographics, finance, or any field where predictions about aging populations or aging-related data are discussed.
Example: "The aging estimates provided by the research team indicate a significant increase in the elderly population over the next decade."
Alternatives: "age projections" or "senior population forecasts".
Without a cure or new treatments, the number of those with the disease could grow to 13.2 million by 2050, the National Institute on Aging estimates.
The National Council on Aging estimates more than 10 million adults in the U.S. provide care for older parents who live far away.
The city's Department for the Aging estimates that there are about 26,900 units of low-income senior housing in New York City, plus 8,850 beds in adult homes, mostly with two unrelated low-income seniors in a room.
For example, the National Council on Aging estimates that almost 60%% of older Americans eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP; formerly known as food stamps) aren't enrolled.
The National Council on Aging estimates that one in six seniors face such risks, and that older women are at higher risk, representing over 60percentt of isolated older adults.
In 2030, as the last of the baby boomers hit conventional retirement age, the federal Administration on Aging estimates that one-fifth of the population will be at least 65.
As of 2012, the National Council on Aging estimated that about 6.7 million people, some 17percentt of the American population over age 65, would be considered "isolated".
We can get age estimates on these fossils using uranium series (U-series) dating, but they only represent minimum age estimates.
Current age estimates of such bodies suffer from uncertainties in the billions of years.
Age estimates vary, but most seem to be 25 to 45.
Age estimates of haplogroups are reported close to each branch (see also Table S3).
