The phrase "aging leadership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to leaders or leadership styles that are becoming outdated or are associated with older individuals in a specific context, such as organizational change or generational shifts in management.
Example: "The company is facing challenges due to its aging leadership, which struggles to adapt to new technological advancements."
Alternatives: "mature leadership" or "senior leadership".
Youth feel alienated from the aging leadership, she said.
Then Sony's aging leadership chose a new president, Nobuyuki Idei, and the conglomerate's attitude began to change.
The youth of India's population is a demographic trend of such economic and cultural significance that even the country's aging leadership recognizes its importance.
Although it is difficult to imagine Mullah Omar ever travelling to a five-star hotel in Qatar to negotiate with American diplomats, the lures of legitimacy and political influence may eventually tempt others in the Taliban's aging leadership.
His death is a reminder of the cloud of mortality over Cuba's aging leadership as it tries to reinvigorate the island's weak socialist economy by culling public sector jobs and allowing more private enterprise.
Acknowledging the starkly different outcomes, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitri O. Rogozin, who oversees Russia's military industry, suggested in a Twitter post that the national space agency, Roscosmos, was struggling because of aging leadership.
Qatar has become a vital counterpoint in an Arab world where traditional powers are roiled by revolution, ossified by aging leaderships, or still reeling from civil war, and where the United States is increasingly viewed as a power in decline.
"Saudi Arabia right now is looking a lot like the Soviet Union did at the end of its empire in terms of ageing leadership and switching leaders quickly because of sudden deaths," says Dr Theodore Karasik, Research Director at the Institute for Near East and Gulf Military Analysis.
Criticism of the aging Palestinian leadership, and even of Yasir Arafat, has reached a new pitch.
We are grateful for his long standing commitment to aging research, leadership and dedication to AFAR.
The aging party leadership is expected to face a major challenge, if not a rebellion, from the younger generation, which has been waiting in the wings for the party to go into the opposition.
