The phrase "aspects of older" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to characteristics or features related to older individuals or things, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The aspects of older generations often include different values and perspectives compared to younger ones."
Alternatives: "features of the elderly" or "characteristics of older individuals".
Even some aspects of older writing might throw us.
They described how modern translations can bring new aspects of older works alive and explored how the different stylistic choices of translators affect readers' perceptions.
Several aspects of older adults' life can benefit from recent technological developments, but success in harnessing this potential depends on careful design and accessible, easy to use products.
"This suggests that a question about feeling rested may tap into other aspects of older adults' everyday health or psychological experience," said Waite.
In this way, modern prostitution represents the survival of some aspects of older illiberal social orders within the modern liberal state.
Belgium has not waited for the introduction of the Intergenerational Solidarity Pact (ISP) to try to expand the employment rate of the older workers.2 However, the ISP marks a turning point through the number of policies taken on various aspects of older workers' employability.
In all, it was an evening in which dancers opened up aspects of old roles.
A significant factor in the social aspects of old age concerns the values and education of the generation itself.
There were those aspects of old trauma he was unwittingly reinflicting on himself, contriving to be abandoned by wives, disillusioned by mentors, seemingly incapable of taking basic care of himself.
We have added a new dimension to the applications of laser technology by adding finger counting to the list, while learning ourselves the various aspects of old communication technology (Morse code).
