The phrase "maturity of older" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a mature perspective or attitude that comes with age or experience. For example, "The maturity of older generations allows them to handle issues with a wiser perspective than younger people."
And many employers value the experience, trustworthiness, dedication and maturity of older workers.
The effect of all this is that youth and youth qualities apparently dominate, but the experience and maturity of older employees is put to good use too.
For many employers, the bottom line will be whether an employee meets their company's needs, but the experience, dedication, confidence, work ethic and maturity of older workers will become valuable commodities in the job market.
Americans, by contrast at least in the maturity of old age have more intergroup wisdom than the purportedly collectivist Japanese.
The freshman forward Kelly Whitney brought the maturity of an older man, Orr said, resulting in a steady average of 10.2 points and 6 rebounds.
"The younger one is asking questions, and challenging meanings and explanations, and that will contribute to the intellectual maturity of the older one".
In a strong cast, the cracked maturity of Karen Mann's older Viv provides an aching contrast with Kirsty Hoiles's young Viv, and Greg Barnett is superb as Keith.
The nuclear family was the most common familial structure in the colony, and while close relatives may have lived nearby, it was expected that upon reaching the age of maturity, older children would move out and establish their own households.
But it is hard to imagine why any sane woman would actually marry and have a child with this unemployed 35-year-old cartoonist, who has the emotional maturity of a 10-year-old.
Unlike previous studies, and contrary to the predictions of ongoing gene flow, we found by two crude measures of habitat maturity that older populations possessed as much or more genetic structure than presumed younger populations.
Underneath this scrawny exterior is an insecure, self-absorbed workaholic with the emotional maturity of a 12-year-old.
