The phrase "aging scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to plans or strategies for managing or addressing aging, such as in healthcare, finance, or social services.
Example: "The government has implemented a new aging scheme to support the elderly population with better healthcare services."
Alternatives: "elderly care plan" or "senior support strategy."
Activity patterns and ageing schemes of the four groups under investigation did not correlate: the "slow-ageing" breeders (both sexes) and the "fast-ageing" male non-breeders showed indistinguishable activity budgets.
Accelerated ageing scheme is performed at the 80 °C hydrothermal conditions, lasting for 90 days.
Locog also published details of how many tickets were made available under its "pay your age scheme" on a sport-by-sport basis.
The "pay your age" scheme will allow children under 16 to pay between £1 and £16 depending on their age next summer and over 60s will pay £16 for the 1.3m tickets listed in red in our guide.
Evans [3] first constructed the Alternating Group Explicit (AGE) scheme for the diffusion equation two years later.
Afterwards, the alternating segment algorithms (AGE scheme, ASE-I scheme, and ASC-N scheme) above became very effective methods for some parabolic equations, such as heat equation [7], convection diffusion equation [8 10], dispersive equation [11 16], forth-order parabolic equation [17 19].
Individual predictors (level 1) extracted from the screening programme database included gender, age, scheme of statutory health insurance and invitation sources that induced participation (those recommended in the French programme: GP and FOBT sent by mail).
For intrinsic reliability, both reliability models (a design compatible WLR description), and dynamic aging compensation schemes are required.
Against this was the backdrop of a poor division and hard pitches grinding the joints of the ageing schemer.
The aging test design scheme was proposed in [10].
