Do I capitalize the older adult population as the Older Adult Population?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

You can, if you define it as a proper noun for whatever discussion you use it within.

Answer 3

Unless you are referring to a specific group with that title, no.

Answer 4

No. Not usually 

But if you talking about a specific group. Such as a private club. Miami club called 'Older Adult Population'. But this would be bad phrasing. You would say something like  club called 'Older Adult People.'

So unless you mean a proper name of a club or something. You get what I'm trying to  illustrate. This would be rare.

Source(s): Native American English speaker.

Answer 5

No. Why would you do that?

Answer 6

You can, if you define it as a proper noun for whatever discussion you use it within.

Answer 7

generally not -- you are not referring to a specific organized group, just a collection of individuals with unifying characteristic

Answer 8

Not unless it's the name of an organization or a business or something similar.

Answer 9

No. The term 'older adult' is nowadays used in place of the non-pc geriatric, which would similarly not be capitalized.

Answer 10

No you do not...............