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The phrase "22 year old" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person’s age in a concise manner.
Example: "The 22 year old athlete won the championship."
Alternatives: "22-year-old" or "a person aged 22."
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PLF is 22 year old hacker group originally from Boston.
When you're a 22 year old, I'm like "Fuck yeah!
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The service was founded by 22 year-old Daniel Oldja.
In San Diego, so did my 22 year-old stepson.
A 22 year-old male presented with anemia.
'Normal 22-year old'?
A 22-year old nursing student.
I'm the 22-year-old now".
A 22-year-old model turned actor.
Who A 22-year-old from Birmingham.
Hardly a typical 22-year-old.
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