The phrase "an aging field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a discipline or area of study that is becoming outdated or is experiencing a decline in relevance or innovation.
Example: "As technology advances rapidly, traditional engineering practices are becoming an aging field, requiring new approaches to stay relevant."
Alternatives: "a declining field" or "an outdated field".
In the case of an aging field and aging wellbores, such an increase could greatly extend the life of the field.
Racial disparities are understood primarily in intellectual, statistical terms and written off as the "bad" behaviors of people of color -- in turn, people of color continue to age in poor health with marginal support from an aging field that more readily studies than protects them.
After a rain, though, or in an aging field with overgrown trees, the same picker might work an entire day and fill only three bins.
Normally, you pump natural gas back into an aging field (called reinjection) in order to get higher yields.
Additional features of N. furzeri make it an attractive model, even outside the aging field.
Given the potential therapeutic implications of sirtuins, understanding the complex and controversial actions of sirtuins is one of central tasks in the sirtuin biology and aging field.
The new website is more attractive visually and provides constantly updated information on features of interest in the journal as well as the aging field at large.
In forcing the departure of his defence minister and Hussein Tantawi, the head of Scaf (the Supreme Council of Armed Forces ), President Mohamed Morsi was not just getting rid of an ageing field marshall who had been central to the Mubarak era, and replacing him with the youngest member of Scaf, establishing the continuity of the system.
Oil and Natural Gas is signing the agreement to increase output and retain its position as India's largest oil supplier amid a decline in production from aging fields.
As an advocate in the LGBT-rights and aging fields, I frequently encounter this motif of dislocation and discrimination.
Oil companies use carbon dioxide to improve production from aging fields.
