'silver years' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe the later years of one's life, typically after retirement. For example, "I look forward to enjoying my silver years in peace."
If you're a younger person, tell us your hopes and fears for your silver years.
Doane had a doo-wopper's swoosh of hair, which went silver years ago, and a persistent golfer's tan.
MARTIN AMIS and Christopher Buckley are writers who are entering their silver years and are worried about the costs of an ageing population.
After a year working at the National Institutes of Health, where he co-authored a paper, "Alzheimer Testing at Silver Years," in the Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, he was admitted to Harvard Law School.
Here, he takes George Clooney further into his silver years with this bittersweet drama about a man, played by Clooney, who discovers after his wife's death that she was cheating on him.
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Nevertheless, it was a silver year, if not a golden one, for readers who enjoyed good fiction, poetry, and nonfiction narrative.
Frew intersperses the story with excerpts from Ishtar's diary, which Silver finds years later.
Her father, Mark Phillips, won team gold at the Munich Games in 1972 and team silver 16 years later in Seoul.
Former Goldman Sachs partner Roy J. Zuckerberg began buying colonial American silver 30 years ago including works by Myer Myers, a Jewish silversmith in New York, and by his contemporary Paul Revere.
The Princess Royal competed at Montreal 1976 and Captain Mark Phillips won team gold at Munich 1972 before returning to win team silver 16 years later in Seoul.
