The phrase "age delivers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to convey the idea that as time passes or as a person grows older, certain experiences, wisdom, or benefits are gained.
Example: "With each passing year, age delivers a deeper understanding of life's complexities."
Alternatives: "time brings" or "age provides".
Mr. Fiore attended the public schools in New York and began work at 12 years of age delivering newspapers to help support his family.
Ms. Harrison pioneered her way into show business at an early age delivering over seven thousand classic radio shows such as "Boston Blackie", "Cisco Kid" and "Philo Vance".
Saturday's fight was promoted as a chance to see one of the best boxers of the current age deliver perhaps the performance of his life.
This period was "all about power systems to augment human muscle," explained McAfee in an interview, "and each successive invention in that age delivered more and more power.
Around the country, there are classes taught by self-appointed etiquette counselors — Emily Posts for a new age — delivering a more decentralized and less formal approach to teaching manners than in years past.
AT 61 years old, Yoshihiro Kariya displays the energy and flamboyance of someone half his age, delivering rapid-fire jokes as he paces the stage in a red tailcoat, his hair pulled back in a ponytail.
It can go look at the customers' pain point and go for the opportunities". Can a corporate founded in a pre-digital age deliver a customer experience equal to the most cutting-edge startup in its field?
The pair's unexpected turns send us through a revolving door, spinning us out into another age, delivering us to the other side of our hopes and fears.
All pregnant women of any age delivering in any of the above-mentioned hospitals were potential study subjects.
The patient was a 2885 g female newborn of 38 weeks' gestational age delivered vaginally with an Apgar score of 8/9.
