The phrase "a small age" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing age in a comparative sense, but it is generally better to specify what you mean by "small age."
Example: "At a small age, she showed remarkable talent in music."
Alternatives: "a young age" or "an early age".
His is a small age category; only four runners at the age of 80 or older are registered, race officials said, including Dr. Koide and another Westchester resident, Mort Kail, 80, of Eastchester.
We therefore studied facial emotion recognition in young children with ASD across a small age range, in order to determine (1) their ability to recognize emotion and (2) the developmental trajectory of this ability.
I've trained from such a small age to do that and to win a medal.
Note that there is a mass of students with a large age-grade distortion on low scores when compared to those with a small age distortion.
"It's such a small age difference but it's such a huge difference in money". Ben says that he and his sister don't talk about the difference too much, because it annoys him.
Within these municipalities, addresses were sampled and divided into two birth tranches (infants born between February and April 2012 and between May and June 2012) in order to guarantee a small age range for the infant sample.
In one fell swoop, Layden was supposed to return a small, aging team to playoff contention.
Brewster is a small, aging village within the booming town of Southeast (though locals and outsiders alike refer to Southeast as Brewster).
And yet, for almost 40 years he has turned down all offers to leave a small, aging, catholic school in Jersey City, NJ.
Further restricting the SAEB data to those with a small age-grade distortion, so that it resembles our sample, the average test score becomes slightly higher for those born in December than for those born in January.
In photo 17 Kim is standing in a small, aged, wooden rowboat waving at the camera.
