"active age" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a period of life in which a person is engaged in energetic activities. For example, "My grandmother is in her active age and still volunteers for many different organizations."
Young single women were the most active age group in regard to fashion activities.
They are also among the most sexually active age group, in which rates of other sexually transmitted diseases, like syphilis, are also high.
His death represents more than just a landmark: it marks the passing of a different, more engaged, more politically active, age as far as popular music is concerned.
The most active age group online was the 25-34 bracket.
It follows that the active age group in the private hospitals made more visits to the hospitals then the inactive age group in the private hospitals and the active age group in the public hospital.
Again after controlling for patients' characteristics and active age group in the private hospitals, the number of visits of the active age patients, trailed that of the inactive age patients in the public hospital by 3.6percentt.
As a result, two clusters were formed and named active ageing (AG) and inactive ageing (IG).
Implementing active ageing activities in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) is a challenging task.
Moreover, several of the activities traditionally emphasised in definitions of active ageing have preventive characteristics.
Producer/Director of Active Aging on MNN and Video Producer for Associated Merchandising Corporation , Equitable Life Insurance and Hunter College.
Playing exergames can help promote active aging.
