The phrase "age and method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or impact of age on a particular method or approach, often in contexts like research, education, or training.
Example: "The effectiveness of the training program varied significantly based on age and method, highlighting the need for tailored approaches."
Alternatives: "age and approach" or "age and technique".
Among these women, the researchers found that antidepressant use and depression diagnosis risk varied according to both age and method of contraception, compared with non-users.
It is well established that E2 pretreatment for days to weeks before brain insult is neuroprotective in several preclinical models of focal and global ischemia irrespective of sex, age and method of hormone administration (for review see [18]).
However, these conclusions were based on studies that confounded child age and method.
The effect of age and method of castration on the health and performance of calves has been reviewed elsewhere [ 2].
Collectively, these studies have provided a mixed picture which has suggested that patterns of association may differ by age and method of assessing PA.
A diagnostic history for endometriosis is canvassed in detail, including age at first symptoms, age and method of diagnoses, and any prior surgical treatments.
Overdiagnosis is the most important adverse event of breast cancer screening with the estimates ranging from 0% to 40 50% depending on invitational age and methods.
However, this measure was limited by age range and methods of item generation.
As data are missing by age and gender for 3 years between 1985 and 1989, we only present age, gender and method specific data from 1989 onwards.
Sri Lanka has seen dramatic changes to the age, gender and method specific pattern of suicide over the last 30 years; there are five main features to these changes.
We described characteristics by age group and method of case finding for childhood TB cases notified in the period 2005 2012.
