The phrase "aging segment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific demographic group that is older or aging, often in discussions about market research, healthcare, or social issues.
Example: "The marketing team is focusing on the aging segment of the population to tailor their products and services accordingly."
Alternatives: "senior demographic" or "older population".
They were also the days before digital technology -- which a whole, aging segment of the art world knows virtually nothing about and probably never will -- was creating images so inventive that no painterly imagination could compete.
The industry is attempting to serve very different buyer groups: an aging segment that prefers yesteryears' big engine cruisers and then women and millennials who aren't yet enthusiastic about buying bikes, but appear privy to lighter motorcycles and EVs.
The industry is attempting to serve very different buyer groups: an aging segment that prefers yesteryears' big engine cruisers and then women and millennials who aren't yet enthusiastic about completely sold on buying bikes, but appear privy to lighter motorcycles and EVs.
USAir, which will soon announce a replacement aircraft for an aging segment of its fleet, is considering the new Folker F-100 and a new version of the Boeing 737, called a 737-300.
As many G20 nations will soon have over one-third of their population over 60, it is vital to find new health, education and "retirement" policies to transform this aging segment into a driver of growth.
Writing two years ago in Streetsblog USA, Tanya Snyder suggested that one way of simultaneously accommodating burgeoning demand for senior housing and reducing financial burdens for struggling golf courses might be to retain but shrink the size of the courses, while adding housing and mixed-use development appropriate for an aging segment of the population on the land made available by downsizing.
It's these types of affordable patient monitoring services that can help intervene in unhealthy lifestyles, get (and keep) us in shape, as well as monitoring at risk and aging segments of the population.
Finally, a case study is presented on the use of user-centered design (UCD) for the conceptualization of new functional foods for the aging consumer segment.
That was the fastest growth among any age segment.
By 2020, they will also represent the largest age segment of the U.S. population.
"That millennial age segment values more the technology investments, the ability to have real-time access," Mr. Hautop said.
