'elder age' is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to describe a person's advanced age as opposed to their younger age. For example, "The elders of the village had lived to an impressive elder age."
A higher perceived SPL is preferred for the elder age group to obtain the same subjective rating, when compared with the younger age group.
Predictably Maddy is taken up by a character called One-Eye - yet another sightless seer - and sent on a quest to The World Below to retrieve a treasure of the Elder Age.
The response rate increased steadily from age 20 to age 65 years, and then it slowly declined in the elder age groups.
It had been reported that patient elder age may be associated with increased risk of COFs, where most COFs are diagnosed in patients aged 50 60 years or over 60 (Kang et al. 2016; Cameron 1976).
Elder age has, historically, been a moving target.
The NCOE provides a wonderful model for those of us in the elder age group across the country to reflect carefully upon the ways in which our knowledge, experiences and wisdom can be used to assist the younger generation.
However, it is a worldwide tendency that women decide to give birth in their elder ages, as compared to earlier/20 30 years ago.
After all, biological families also experience plenty of conflict and avoidance as elders age.
METHOD: The Duke EPESE (Established Populations for Epidemiologic Studies of the Elderly) assessed 3,976 community-dwelling elders age 65+ for sleep complaints and relevant control variables.
He has researched the use of innovative technologies to help elders "age in place". Lyder is the first African-American dean at UCLA and the first minority male to be a nursing school dean in the United States.
Care work prepares our children for the future, helps our elders age with dignity while driving down healthcare costs, and allows millions of Americans to work their own jobs outside of the home.
