The phrase "aging trade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to industries or professions that are experiencing a decline due to factors such as technological advancements or changing consumer preferences.
Example: "The aging trade of traditional print media is struggling to compete with digital platforms."
Alternatives: "declining industry" or "mature market".
A small brass band played, and a few ageing trade unionists walked behind them, looking resolute.
The grots are tracking the extent of iron-age trade before the Romans arrived, and what happened as they left.
In addition to her interest in horse racing, she's an expert on Iron Age trade patterns in Northern Europe and is an appallingly mediocre tap dancer".
Another recent project analyzed a completely different text collection: a trove of 23,000 cuneiform tablets discovered in Kültepe, Turkey, documenting the activity of a thriving Bronze Age trade colony (kārum Kaneš) from the 2nd century BCE.
This "is the surviving evidence of what was almost certainly the longest Stone Age trade route," says Tykot.
Several generations of his family in County Donegal have been absorbed by the routines of this bronze-age trade, most recently the 26 year old.
Bahrain was home to the Dilmun civilization, an important Bronze Age trade centre linking Mesopotamia and the Indus Valley.
If you're young, you may be thinking the Conservative attack on an ageing trade union movement is not really your problem.
Among the companies cited in the crackdown were CompuTrade, Granite Investments, Day Trading International, New Age Trading Techniques, Global Futures Exchange and Trading, Trendy Systems, First Financial Trading, Paul Judd International and Oasis Publishing.
The space-age trading system makes it easier for Calpers to manage most of its stock investing internally, without the aid of highly paid outside money managers, Mr. Bowman said.
