The phrase "isolated elderly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to elderly people who are living alone and do not have a lot of social contact. For example, "Many isolated elderly people struggle with loneliness and depression."
These isolated elderly might not have perceived the danger of remaining, or they may have not had the means to escape.
Rantzen, who also founded the Silver Line, a helpline for isolated elderly people, said it was "a wonderful honour to receive in my 75th year".
An isolated elderly woman, a scholar of some kind, muses wryly and with a genteel savagery on the state of society.
Crucially for the council, we are also working to deliver a public health agenda, combating issues around the isolated elderly, more efficiently and cost-effective than many of the other options available.
Cities are replacing the legendary "seven grannies with eight teeth between them" with more professional, somewhat younger staffs that can link citizens up with vital social services, like finding help for an isolated elderly person.
In the next decade virtual-reality glasses will get smaller, simpler and much better, to the point where an isolated elderly person could more naturally visit family or socialise with contemporaries without moving from the couch.
One doctor from Martinique, his curiosity piqued, isolated an elderly viktim from the other infected and took her to a holding bay some distance outside the main quarantine zone.
"That is people who are isolated, the elderly, the disabled and so on".
Telomerase expression in vascular cells isolated from elderly patients enabled the successful culture of engineered autologous blood vessels.
Paired strains are of identical serotype and serosubtype and were isolated from elderly patients from Ontario, Canada.
These strains were isolated from elderly adults who, in some cases, had received quinolone therapy.
