'age characteristics' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the shared traits or qualities of people in a particular age range. For example: "Research has revealed that people in their twenties have distinct age characteristics, such as an increased level of independence and desire for exploration."
The ultrasonic guided waves are very promising for discerning the early age characteristics of concrete with varying workabilities.
We take account of the age characteristics of the firn and ice core air samples and demonstrate excellent consistency between the ice core, firn and atmospheric measurements.
That will test a version of its anti-ageing therapeutic modified to target cancer, but it may also be possible to see – by virtue of observable age characteristics – whether the drug has had any effect on senescent cells.
In the final step, we examined the degree to which holist, serialist or versatile learners differed in terms of their age characteristics and performance on a learning task.
The author points out the need of developing a complex approach to evaluation of children SEC considering the age characteristics, child's development situation, participation of adults who constantly interact with the child, implementing the principle of unity of diagnosis and correction for further work.
We can say more about the age characteristics of those who migrate from the rural to the urban sector.
However, at this age characteristic features of PDD would not have developed.
The key features to diagnosing infantile spasms are patient history, age, characteristic semiology of seizures, and distinctive EEG pattern [ 3].
Their chemical and rheological properties and aging characteristics were measured.
Its particular advantages include excellent abrasion resistance, crack resistance, and generally better aging characteristics.
Schuster, S. F. et al. Nonlinear aging characteristics of lithium-ion cells under different operational conditions.
