"elderly age" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the later stage or advanced age of someone's life. For example, "My grandmother is in her elderly age."
I truly believed that you hit a certain not very elderly age and surrendered to a weekly shampoo and set.
The gymnast Shannon Miller, who retired two years ago to pursue mature activities like college and marriage, is making a "comeback" at the elderly age of 23.
"Sometimes I feel down in the dumps, but since coming to this place my life has changed completely," says Tony Lamb of Action for Gipton Elderly (AGE).
We recruited 28 elderly (age ≥ 65 years) for this study.
It shows that the majority of falls occur among elderly age groups (>65 years).
Some of the headache features showed significant differences between the young and the elderly age groups.
Objectives: To study the impact of glycemic variability in elderly (age ≥60 years) in Indian setup.
Human bone strength decreases as the individuals reach their elderly age.
Handguns comprised a higher proportion of injuries among children five and under and elderly age 65 and over.
Specific issues, such as preoperative conditions, young or elderly age, severity of the injury are generally given priority.
However the screening of the elderly (age >60 years) is not performed routinely even when they are symptomatic.
