The phrase "a few age" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misphrasing, as "age" is typically not used in this context.
Example: "There are a few age-related factors to consider when making this decision."
Alternatives: "a few years" or "a few decades".
Longtime cancer disparities between African Americans and whites — with blacks having a sharply higher mortality rate — have narrowed significantly during the past several years and disappeared nearly entirely for a few age groups, including men under 50 and women who are 70 and older, according to a new study by the American Cancer Society.
AHH: The disparities in cancer deaths between black and white Americans have narrowed markedly in the last several years and have disappeared completely for a few age groups, our Post colleague Laurie McGinley reports, citing a new study by the American Cancer Society.
But Apple's "Kids" section, while useful to some extent, so far is only breaking down apps into one of a few age ranges.
"So naturally we had to have a few age jokes and I told him that my Social Security number is 8.
Given limited screening resources, the programme should be started in a few age groups, with high coverage being prioritised.
Another important finding in our study is that no gender differences in the prevalence data (except for a few age groups) were detected, while gender differences were found for life expectancy, HLE, and UHLE.
Although these shows all have their own merits (yes, even Corrie, bless its woodenly acted heart), the comedy tends to rely on a few age-old stereotypes of northerners that are kept alive by many programs.
The NFL also has quite a few aging owners like the 81-year-old Richardson.
A small brass band played, and a few ageing trade unionists walked behind them, looking resolute.
A few ageing regulars shoot the breeze but otherwise it's quiet on a weekday afternoon.
There are quite a few ages moving here, not just the older retired generation.
