The phrase "with increased age" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to show the relationship between someone's age and a particular outcome or situation. Example: With increased age, comes a greater understanding of life's complexities.
The age-specific prevalence of borderline high TC for women increased with increased age (P < 0.001) while high TC increased with increased age for both genders (P < 0.001).
The ζ1-4 subunit mRNA [−C1 and +C2′ (−C2)] showed no significant changes with increased age.
Preoperative EPCs were reduced with increased age, similar to changes in plasma VEGF and G-CSF levels.
N2 adsorption capacity of the purified SWNTs also increased when the fresh samples were subjected to thermal pre-processing, with diminishing changes in adsorption capacity with increased age.
However, which factors contribute to the deterioration of cardiometabolic health in postmenopausal women is debated as the menopausal transition is also associated with increased age and fat mass.
These AAs were associated with increased age, cardiac history, abnormal ECG, increased cost, increased length of hospital stay, and time of epidural catheter removal.
The mortality rate was 3.5% and was associated with increased age and preexisting morbidity.
Finally, we tested whether changes in isotopes could be something that occurs with increased age.
Conclusion: Decisions of LST limitation are frequent in the ICU, and are associated with increased age and medical severity.
Depressive symptoms were associated in bivariate analysis with increased age, being female, lower income, physical disability, cognitive impairment, and social support.
The results showed that with increased age, the stature did not increase in persons between 23 and 47 years of age.
