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But that isn't a sentence, it is a sentence fragment. Let's say you want to use that fragment in a sentence. You might say something like, My neighbor is a thin, frail, elderly-appearing 65-year-old lady. As an editor I would also point out that if you have already noted that this woman is thin and frail and 65 years old, it is really superfluous to also state that her appearance is elderly. I would omit that phrase.

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Q: Is this the correct sentence structurefor this sentence A thin frail elderly appearing 65-year-old lady?
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