The phrase "age ceiling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing limits or restrictions based on age, such as in policies, regulations, or eligibility criteria.
Example: "The organization has implemented an age ceiling of 30 years for applicants to ensure a youthful perspective in their programs."
Alternatives: "age limit" or "maximum age requirement".
What Hogshead did in 1984, returning from a two-year hiatus to win four Olympic medals as a postcollegian, raised the age ceiling for women in the sport.
The program, which went into effect in 1998, is considered a positive step, though the Correctional Educational Association, an organization of prison educators, is lobbying to raise the age ceiling to 35.
There apparently was no age ceiling, however.
Hopkins says lifting the age ceiling on traditional IRAs makes sense; after all, many people are living and working longer than in the past.
In fact, it was while I was coaching and sitting on the Board of Directors of the local Little League that I realized parents needed help figuring out what teams their daughters could join next after they reached the age ceiling.
[6abc] + The Turner prize abolished their age ceiling of 50, giving older artists a chance to win one of Britain's most prestigious art awards.
"With this agreement, E.E.O.C. is breaking new ground in dealing with age discrimination, specifically age ceilings for pilots," said Evan J. Kemp Jr., chairman of the job rights agency.
The survey at Creswell Crags has revealed "the most ornately decorated late Ice Age cave ceiling in the world," comments Jon Humble, inspector of ancient monuments for the government body English Heritage, who is based in Northampton.
Finally, the results strongly suggest that the distinction between ProM proper vs. vigilance/monitoring, age confounds, ceiling effects, and low statistical power are responsible for what some have called a "perplexing pattern" (lack of age-related declines in some studies vs. strong age-related declines in other studies) of age-related declines [48].
Churches all over London are emptying out, their congregations aging and ceilings deteriorating.
We assume the ceiling age for screening is 69 years.
