The phrase "age divide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the differences or gaps in perspectives, experiences, or behaviors between different age groups.
Example: "The age divide in our community has led to misunderstandings and a lack of communication between the younger and older generations."
Alternatives: "generational gap" or "age gap".
The age divide among voters is a relatively new phenomenon.
There is a stark age divide in attitudes to China.
And the age divide cuts across some ideological lines as well.
Nearly two decades of age divide them, but Harrell and Turner are similarly daring players who will bring out the adventurer in each other.
As questions bound up with the widening political age divide start to belatedly intrude on debate, there is now a thinktank dedicated to looking at them: the Intergenerational Foundation, co-founded in 2011 by 55-year-old Angus Hanton.
"Short term, politically, the age divide heightens polarization," Mr. Suro said "Long term," he added, "there's the challenge of whether older citizens will pay for the education of the children of immigrants".
As historian Richard Hofstadter put it, political parties during the Gilded Age "divided over spoils, not issues," and neither Democrats nor Republicans were inclined to challenge their corporate masters.
Simple math shows that the current age divided by 39 (based on the amount of time inside the 95percentt probability range) is the shortest likely survival time, and the age multiplied by 39 is the longest.
Two farmer demographic variables are included, farmer Age (the farmer's age divided by 10 for ease of interpretation of marginal effects) and whether the farmer holds a four-year College degree.
The logistic regression model included age divided into tertiles, gender, and body mass index (categorized).
The following characteristics (variables) were taken into account: Age, divided in 5 classes: 0, 15 44 15–45 645–65+ 65+ years; primary diagnosis.
