The phrase "senior ones" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the most experienced or important members of a group. For example, "The senior ones among the team had the most insight into the problem."
It will be a good experience for some of the young players to go and I can save the senior ones for the game on the Sunday.
If you do general anaesthetist, let's say you do a colorectal list which I did at the beginning, you would have all the anaesthetists in the department, especially the senior ones, would have agreed on how to do this colorectal list so the variation in treatment and the variation in doing things would be minimal.
In May last year 44 House Democrats (including five senior ones) voted either "no" or "present" on a broad pro-Israeli motion compared with just six House Republicans.Mr Bush's very closeness to so many Jewish conservatives may help him sell his peace plan to his toughest potential critics.
The safest, "senior" ones at the top have first claim on the cashflows from the underlying assets; the riskier, "subordinated" ones below are next in line.
There were lots of cops at the crime scene that night, including senior ones anxious about retaliation and further aggro on the streets.
An age mismatch raises the stakes in any melding of seniority lists, with the potential for junior pilots to leapfrog more senior ones and take away more lucrative and attractive assignments.
While some supported Mossadegh, most senior ones did not.
Junior members spoke before senior ones to prevent them from tailoring opinions to suit their superiors.
Some dancers, especially the senior ones, have not given up the heart-attack style of performing.
Younger midwives cannot afford to live in the capital and older, more senior ones move out.
Dozens of officers were detained last week, and several senior ones were arrested.
