The phrase "ailing suffering" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who is both unwell and in pain, but the combination is awkward and redundant.
Example: "The ailing suffering of the patients was evident in the hospital."
Alternatives: "ailing pain" or "suffering illness".
The Queen Mother had been in ailing health, suffering from a heavy chest cold and breathlessness since before Christmas.
Buried by media interest in Murdoch's embarrassment last week, was the news that a mystery buyer had stepped forward to take control of ailing, staggering, suffering Oxford United.
King Faud, 75, who marked his 14th year on the throne this month, has been ailing since suffering a stroke in December and in January temporarily turned over power to his half-brother, Crown Prince Abdullah.
With the property market ailing and the village suffering cost overruns, it sought stiffer guarantees for its loans, which the city opted to buy out.
From a helicopter, the authorities saw a faint light from a cellphone and were able to reach the ailing migrant, who was suffering from hypothermia and unable to walk.
Taiwan's central bank unexpectedly cut its key lending rate by an eighth of a point to a record low at its quarterly policy meeting as it sought to help the ailing economy, which is suffering its worst slump since the 1970's.
By far the most appealing and accessible character is a young woman named Lizzie, a graduate student who, for complicated reasons, signs on as a live-in assistant to care for the ailing Belle, who is suffering from severe arthritis and worrisome dizzy spells.
Strikebound Greyhound Lines Files for Chapter 11 : Bankruptcy: The ailing bus company is suffering from low ridership and high costs for security.
For first time author of When Angels Cry, actress Jennifer Edwards did a lot of soul searching in composing the forays of her antagonist, Sarah O'Malley, who is an emotionally troubled, sexually active, middle-aged, romance novelist caught in the quagmire of having to care for her ailing mother who is suffering from Alzheimer's.
However, the ailing Greek economy, which is suffering from an unemployment level twice as high as it was in May 2010 and industrial production 30% below to its pre-crisis level, has few ways to generate income without the EU's support.
