The phrase "older years" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person's later stages of life or their senior years. Example: "In my older years, I have come to appreciate the simple joys of life."
In our older years, it is normal to have difficulty seeing something close up.
"People may not have good oral health going into their older years," she notes.
Sontag says: "I hope I'm not getting timid in my older years.
The ability to bounce back from stress or adversity is important throughout life, especially in our older years.
In her stylish older years, she is played by Emma Suárez and as a beautiful young woman by Adriana Uguarte.
In their older years, many ended up moving in with their children and eating higher-protein diets more common today.
"We will not leave retired government workers stranded at a bus stop in their older years," he said.
But what lies behind people's more cautious behaviour in their older years has been one of the unsolved puzzles of human behaviour.
Mr. Levine loved books and words; in his older years, as his tight circle of friends passed away, he found some solace writing poetry and studying mathematics.
Women in the U.S. economy; female labor force; income inequality, technological change, and education; the gender gap in pay; college women's achievement of career and family; increase of women's employment in their mature and older years.
From administration to administration, the trustees' report has for many years been a cautionary note about the financial fragility of the two main programs designed to buffer Americans from poverty in their older years.
