'elder generation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who are older than yourself, typically within your family or a particular society, and who have experienced more life than you. For example, "The elder generation has much wisdom to pass on to the younger generations."
But they remain in monogamous relationships their entire lives, a trait admired by the elder generation.
Mr. Cooder's guests include an elder generation of Mexican-American musicians.
"And the elder generation understands better what is happening with their grandchildren, and they adapt to the behavior of grandchildren".
The elder generation should remain present in the firm, he added — but as "mentors, not as markers or checkers".
Senior service: Once again, no special treatment for the elder generation, though the new management isn't ruling it out.
Rockabilly's rip-snorting elder generation and its younger admirers will be twanging side by side at this concert.
Elder generations should just be pleased there aren't a host of twentysomethings looking like this, or this.
The emotion triggered through this process allowed the assimilation of the learned concepts and the motivation to share their new findings with their families, promoting communication to elder generations.
However, other scholars argue that despite the fact that the elder generations selflessly support their children, they no longer stick to the notion of unlimited responsibilities and obligations (Liu 2013).
It was also given to other teachers, other members of Ngati Rangi community, and researchers conducting investigation on Māori culture, mātauranga, and risk mitigation strategies, to be used as an interactive tool in order to extend the process to the elder generations.
It is time we recognize elder generations of women as active and important change-makers.
