The phrase "age analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as finance, demographics, or data assessment to refer to the examination of data categorized by age groups.
Example: "The age analysis of our customer base revealed that the majority of our clients are between 25 and 34 years old."
Alternatives: "age breakdown" or "age distribution".
Adjusted stratified age analysis revealed middle-aged participants with long sleep had increased risk of IFG and central obesity, while older participants were at increased risk of elevated triglycerides.
But in 2001, Chrysler brands were supported by $474.4 million in advertising, according to an Advertising Age analysis of data from CMR, a unit of Taylor Nelson Sofres.
Through discussion of multidisciplinary studies on age, analysis of narratives, and films, we will gain a closer understanding of Japanese society and the multiple meanings of growing up and older.
The age analysis can be performed at: https://dnamage.genetics.ucla.edu/.ucla.edu/
Stress resistance declines with age: analysis of data from a survival experiment with Drosophila melanogaster.
The study resorts to an applied general equilibrium (AGE) analysis for this purpose.
He uses regular face-age analysis as a motivator to "order the chicken sandwich rather than the super-deluxe burger," he told me, and actively encourages his students to look for crow's-feet in a future spouse.
As a general manager, Morey has advocated a blend of old-school scouting and new-age analysis, and the Rockets have an impressive record of discovering hidden gems in the draft, from Aaron Brooks (the 26th overall pick) and Carl Landry (31st) in 2007 to Chase Budinger (44th in 2009) and Chandler Parsons (38th in 2011).
Comparative SDD-AGE analysis of Lsm4-GFP in the amyloid-like and PB state.
First, we generated lysates from stressed cells and subjected them to SDD-AGE analysis.
SDD-AGE analysis was used to separate amyloid polymers from monomers in whole cell lysates.
