The phrase "age covering" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the range of ages that something applies to or encompasses, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The program offers age covering services for children and adults alike."
Alternatives: "age range" or "age spectrum".
The recovered sediments (lithostratigraphic Units A D) represent a continuous record of the environmental history of the area since the Early Bronze Age, covering all subsequent historical periods.
He was an old-school journalist, a patriot, a man who came of age covering World War II as a wire-service reporter and then taking over as the anchor of "The CBS Evening News" at the height of the Cold War.
These hairs grow longer with age, covering the ears of mature macaques, and giving them a round facial appearance.
The result is a sweeping view of the Dutch Golden Age, covering the tangled politics of Holland and the narrative of Dutch expansion, while ranging geographically from the Americas to East Asia.
Meryl, at our age, covering up is always better than exposing, black is always a friend.
Severn's photographs have been exhibited internationally, and in 2015, he was selected as a winner of the Magnum Photos 30 under 30 award, an international competition open to documentary photographers under 30 years of age covering social issues.
When cardia cancer was identified by the ICD-7 code and diagnosed after age 49 years (covering years 1970 2004, data not shown), a significant association was noted for nervous system tumours (SIR=2.42, N=9, 95% CI 1.10 4.62) among siblings.
Current evidence-based guidelines recommend only a 'smear' of toothpaste on a small toothbrush for a child up to age 3 years, covering no more than three quarters of the brush head and a 'pea size' amount for children up to the age of 7 [ 51].
In addition, data from Laboratoire De La Sante Publique de Quebec for 2009 showed 19A as the most prevalent serotype across all ages, covering nearly 18% of all serotype isolates in Quebec and representing almost 68% of vaccine-preventable IPD covered by PCV 13.
In the researchers' first three experiments, American participants made a series of comparisons between two people of different ages, covering a span from a day old to eighty years old.
The median coalescence ages of the time-windows were unevenly distributed with only 7% of the ages covering half of the time span.
