The phrase "age covered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the range of ages that a particular service, product, or study addresses or includes.
Example: "The survey focused on the age covered, which ranged from 18 to 65 years old."
Alternatives: "age range" or "age group".
From 18 months to 5 years of age (covered by a mass vaccination campaign 6 months before the study) the seroprevalence was above 90%.
According to the guidelines: Adequate sleep is linked with improved attention, behaviour, learning, mental and physical health at every age covered.
For instance, after Papa John's International hired a food artist to create a pizza to sell in Britain that bears a portrait of the prince and Ms. Middleton, the trade publication Advertising Age covered it in two lines: "Papa John's renders sane world speechless.
The data from male malaria patients ≥ 6 years of age covered January 2002 April 2007 and May 2008 April 2009.
The study included 174,924 eligible children, representing 59% of the 294,716 total eligible children of compatible age covered by the NHS.
The CASSI sample is being randomly selected using the list of families of patients over 18 years of age covered by the Porto Alegre Family Health Teams.
The essays in "Toward 2012: Perspectives on the New Age" cover a rainbow array of topics, from astrology to hallucinogens to yoga to (go figure) the "mystical, even shamanic" core of Stanley Kubrick's movies.
In comparison, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, prohibiting the discharge on the grounds of age, covers only employers having 20 or more employees.
The ages covered are 2 to 14.
Lots of macho guys in audience saying "awesome" while women of all ages covered faces/eyes with hands.
The moderating effect of the child's age suggests that IY prevents a decrease in social skills for the ages covered by this study.
