"age demographics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the data about the distribution of people by age within a specific population. For example, "The age demographics of the local population show that the greatest age group is 40-50."
Activist investors scrutinize the tenure, age, demographics, and experience of each director.
This is especially true for millennials, who have on average the lowest credit score of all different age demographics.
This trend is radically changing the age demographics of the population and creating a new set of challenges for engineers.
If you look at the age demographics of how people are registering, republican voters are absolutely dying.
Unlike traditional marketing segments, the connected generation audience can't be broken down by age, demographics, interest, or hobby.
I don't know if I think that much about the age demographics while I'm doing it — the young-adult category was determined by my publisher.
Sarandos also said that breaking down figures by age demographics was meaningless to Netflix, since unlike NBC it does not carry ads.
The uninsured under Obamacare tend to be between between ages 18 and 44, with a few million in younger and older age demographics.
"We thought our audience would be mostly women, but it's actually almost 50/50 men and women and spread almost evenly across the age demographics," says Husbands producer Jane Espenson.
"They'll give John Roberts 13 weeks," he says with characteristic theatrical hyperbole, "and if he doesn't get the age demographics, the ratings or more ad dollars, they'll take him out back and shoot him.
All this isn't convincing anyone of course, because the Pythons' material remains timelessly funny – particularly the silly walks sketch, which is a joke that straddles the decades, age demographics, and even the rocky British class system.
