The phrase "age distinction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the differences or disparities between individuals or groups based on their age.
Example: "The study highlighted the age distinction between younger and older employees in the workplace."
Alternatives: "age difference" or "age disparity".
"It's another accomplishment," Clemens, 38 years 48 weeks old, said of the age distinction.
The age distinction for each ministry is determined by a special task force under the supervision of the Prime Minister, and each ministry's role for its target children is maintained for the time being (see Figure 2).
But some people have said it is because he has played in some friendly senior matches for Ireland, despite him only being 19 at the time of those games, making the age distinction between those friendly games and Will Keane's England under-21 games somewhat arbitrary.
However, there is no clear age distinction between reproducing females and others during the study period.
We also believe that a model requiring the assessment of the competence of individual children offers additional protections to one which rests upon a somewhat arbitrary age distinction.
But the decision today was the first creating age distinctions.
§ 110.17 Age distinctions contained in ED's regulations.
Specialist review magazines such as Books for Keeps and Carousel will introduce you to the best current books and authors, as well as making these age distinctions clear.
The 55 domestic structures with their 200 interments from the stratified fishing villages at the Middle Preceramic site of Paloma describe changes over time in gender and age distinctions evident in mortuary customs.
Young adults are an important group to consider, often falling between established boundaries for "adolescent" and "adult" age distinctions.
It is interesting to note the geochronologically wide age distinctions among these species, ranging from the Late Permian to Middle Jurassic.
