The phrase "age achievements" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to accomplishments related to a specific age or stage in life, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Her age achievements include graduating from college at 22 and starting her own business by 25."
Alternatives: "milestones of age" or "age-related accomplishments".
The varying ages, achievements and career paths of each of the four starting quarterbacks in Sunday's conference championship games.
Although the links between intelligence and creativity as estimated with the use of linear (correlations) and nonlinear (segmented regression) analytical methods were generally ambiguous, the recently developed Necessary Condition Analysis (NCA, Dul, 2016a) presented a much clearer pattern demonstrating that high creative middle-age achievement was unlikely with low intelligence in childhood.
The purpose of this study was to examine emergency department (ED) nurses' attitudes towards individuals presenting with deliberate self-harm (DSH), including the relationship between attitudes and factors such as age, academic achievements, length of experience, and self-harm education.
On the east coast we celebrate our hard earned age and achievements.
The participant demographic and socioeconomic status including gender, age, educational achievements, occupation, and region were derived from their study questionnaire.
Age and achievement are as likely to go well together as to be at odds.
Renaissance Portugal, still viewed as a golden age of achievement, collapses into the grubby present.
As a young trainee, my father felt frustrated in companies that awarded roles based on age, not achievement.
We may regret every masterpiece they did not live to paint, but the stupendous works they left show that age and achievement do not keep pace.
Within minutes of receiving the teenager's frank account, messages were pouring in from other women, young and old, testifying to the same feelings of pressure and inadequacy regardless of age or achievement.
