The phrase "aging offspring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the children of an individual or species as they grow older, often in discussions about family dynamics, genetics, or biological studies.
Example: "The study focused on the health impacts of environmental factors on aging offspring in various species."
Alternatives: "maturing children" or "growing descendants".
Yet by the 1960's, the ocean began to roll over Der Bingle, and though he continued to sell millions of records -- chiefly holiday songs -- he had morphed into a grand old man while retaining little of the bite of his contemporary, Louis Armstrong, or his aging offspring, Frank Sinatra.
To determine the effects of maternal undernutrition (MUN) on the reproductive axis of aging offspring.
The J.C.C. auction included a chance for parents to buy their college-age offspring a summer internship at Deutsch, an advertising company in Manhattan.
Working-age offspring, it found, remained committed to conventional values about work and were keen to avoid the joblessness experienced by their parents.
Of the 400-plus tycoons on Harvard's list – which included people who were childless or too young to have college-age offspring – more than half had sent at least one child to the university.
Some mothers — and some fathers, too — will do just about anything to see their marriage-age offspring settle down, even if that means going where parents ordinarily should never go — online and into their children's posted dating profiles.
What happened, then, one realizes with last-five-minutes-of"The Twilight Zone" logic, is obvious: sometime in the third quarter, the omniscient alien or supercomputer that was "playing" the Patriots exchanged his controller with his teen-age offspring, or newer model, with the unbelievable result we saw.
Between 6 and 16 weeks of age, offspring prenatally exposed to a maternal control diet (mat-CD) showed a physiological increase in adipocyte size in the intraabdominal adipose tissue.
To prospectively evaluate the association of maternal self-esteem measured when their offspring were toddlers with the subsequent development of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD -like behADHD -likeheir school-age offspring and the potential modifying effects of prenatal lead exposure.
Yet the AZA standards say, "The minimum age offspring must remain with their mothers is three years".
At four to six weeks of age, offspring were treated with tamoxifen to induce Cre expression.
