Sentence examples for age accommodated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "age accommodated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to adjusting or adapting something to suit a particular age group, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The program was designed to ensure that all activities were age accommodated, allowing children and adults to participate comfortably."
Alternatives: "age-appropriate" or "suitable for all ages".
Cvijanka Rakić, psychologist from the Centre for Social Welfare in Bijeljina, says that there are no children younger than three years of age accommodated in the institutions in Bijeljina, but several children are accommodated in the foster families.
Heterogeneity in the classroom recognizes the fluidity of learning at this early age, accommodates the potential of all children, and is a positive learning environment for both students and teachers.
In subsequent years of adulthood and middle age, sufferer accommodated chronic condition as best he could.
Girls are rarely taught to think this way; watching a figure near their own age oblige and accommodate her hungers can be profound.
We also adjusted for age to accommodate potential residual confounding not addressed through the frequency matching of cases and controls for the biomarker sub-study.
Once all the adjustment in population and retirement age are fully accommodated by the economy, gradually, over 80 years, the public debt level is reduced back to 45%% of GDP, through the consumption tax.
Women were intentionally over sampled in the control group at all ages to accommodate their simultaneous enrolment in a parallel case-control study of ovarian cancer [ 24].
In Thailand, (1) CET sessions were divided by age group to accommodate a wide age range of participants, each of which had different discussion preferences, and (2) support group provision was delivered in collaboration with local government health centers after staff discovered that these centers were delivering an identical service.
We enrolled a convenience sample of nonpoultry workers (18 59 years of age) from 3 accommodating nongovernmental organizations; these persons worked in Dhaka, did not own poultry, and had not participated in studies associated with influenza or other animals since the first detection of H5N1 virus among poultry in Bangladesh during 2007.
Projects for the Day of Service accommodated all age groups and schedules.
The core content of the handbooks is the same, however the amount and complexity of the written content vary between the two age groups to accommodate the wide range of reading skills and age-appropriate content between the groups.
