The phrase "age disaggregation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, research, or statistics where age-related data is separated into distinct categories for better understanding or analysis.
Example: "The report includes age disaggregation to highlight the differences in health outcomes among various age groups."
Alternatives: "age breakdown" or "age segmentation".
In this the Great Age of Disaggregation, all the old forms are being smashed apart and their contents spilled out like piñatas at a birthday party.
What we do Advocate for and support improved age and sex disaggregation of national data on key populations at higher risk of HIV.
This was described as better understanding of the (i) potential health inequities that could arise or be exacerbated as a result of the type of proposal being assessed, and (ii) the distribution of potential impacts amongst population sub-groups based on different approaches to disaggregation (age, gender, socioeconomic status, location, etc).
Disaggregation by age, race/ethnicity, and education reveals more subtle patterns.
The addition of TPPS4 porphyrin stimulates disaggregation of aged CdSe/ZnS-Cys QD which is pronounced via increase of the QD luminescence quantum yield and the contribution of electron-hole annihilation in the QD shell in the total QD luminescence.
Using steady-state and time-resolved fluorescence techniques, we demonstrated that TPPS4 stimulated disaggregation of aged CdSe/ZnS-Cys QD in aqueous solutions, increasing the quantum yield of their luminescence, which finally reached that of the fresh-prepared QD.
Cause of death analysis, the disaggregation of mortality and aging processes into specific ailments has been integral to demographic and gerontological studies of aging (Elo and Drevenstedt 2004; Finch 2009).
Indeed, the disaggregation of deaths attributed to measles by age and by month shows that age distribution of measles cases was detectable in June 2011, at an early stage of the epidemic.
