"combat aging" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you're talking about finding ways to prevent or reduce the effects of aging. For example, "Though aging is a natural process, there are steps we can take to combat aging and improve our health and wellbeing."
Meanwhile efforts to slow and combat aging are proceeding on many other fronts.
Scientists and entrepreneurs will persist in their efforts to combat aging as well as disease, with and without government support.
The suit is also a good demonstration of futuristic technology that might help us eventually combat aging.
GERON'S future may be in Dr. Okarma's hands, but its agenda was set by Michael West, a cell biologist who believed that science could combat aging.
In "Merchants of Immortality" the journalist Stephen S. Hall provides a fascinating, accurate and accessible account of some of these contemporary efforts to combat aging.
Years after women first started recreating professional treatments with at-home spa days, a growing array of devices have migrated from the aesthetician's office to the bathroom, where they now compete with topical solutions, medications and other prescribed remedies to combat aging.
While stimulating caffeine reduces puffiness and organic Brazilian cupuacu butter locks in moisture around the delicate eye area to combat ageing.
As the LTTE fought its final, doomed battle, 112 ex-fighters arrived there, fresh from combat, aged between 14 and 29.Tall and thin, a young man with fragile features is summoned by army officers.
This is not the first time Thiel has shown an interest in combatting aging.
Attempts to combat ageing, and its myriad manifestations, do not belong to Parrish alone.
The charity said it was "regrettable" that a single equality bill was not introduced to combat age discrimination.
