The phrase "age devoid of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period in life that lacks certain qualities or characteristics, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In an age devoid of compassion, it is crucial to foster empathy and understanding among individuals."
Alternatives: "era lacking" or "time without".
Revising the Bible story for an age devoid of pity, Owen has Abraham sacrifice Isaac rather than save him.
It was football for the new age, devoid of balance, an aerial high-wire act from the shoulder-pad set.
The surviving works comprise a literary tradition extending from the 7th century ce to the present; during all this time there was never a "dark age" devoid of literary production.
But he is equally able to voice his anxieties about what Adorno also detected, a hectic collectivism, a "reverting to a kind of conservatism that he had left behind him with his First Symphony," a "selling out to the desire on the part of Wilhelmine Germany to create a total work of art that would establish and celebrate values in an age devoid of values".
In this age devoid of heroes, Wallenberg is the archetype of a hero – one who risked his life day in and day out, to save the lives of tens of thousands of people he did not know whose religion he did not share".
Paravertebral muscles biopsies were obtained from five subjects: females of age 12-15 years devoid of neuromuscular disease during surgery for idiopathic scoliosis.
Until its contentious final act, this buoyantly comedic first novel almost achieves the unfathomable: to be a coming-of-age tale devoid of anguish.
He eased the perils of childbirth, supervised the raising of children and tried his hand at healing illness in an age almost devoid of what we would call medicine.
We have shown here that reconstituted NOD/Scid mice, regardless of age, are devoid of human CD56+ cells while reconstituted newborn Rag2−/−/γc−/− mice develop them in the spleen, lymph nodes and thymus.
Fibroblasts from a healthy individual (age 8), devoid of mutations in FUS and TDP-43 (supplementary material Fig. S1), served as control (WT I).
You'd never know that until now the demographic timebomb everyone feared was an ageing Europe, devoid of fit young working people to fund their pensions.
