The phrase "age division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where categories or groups are defined based on age, such as in competitions, studies, or demographic analyses.
Example: "The tournament will have several age divisions to ensure fair competition among participants."
Alternatives: "age category" or "age group".
He won his age division that day, but that he finished at all was incredible.
This year, he won his age division with a time of 14 13.
"We trained together yesterday," my daughter said of Brittany Tocci, the winner in the girls' 11-to-12 11-to-12 11-to-12
The first time I won my age division in the Empire State Building race I got a letter opener.
Last month, she proved him right, finishing first in the 55-meter hurdles for her age division.
tournament in Orlando, Fla., when he was an eighth grader playing in the under-15 age division.
There will be prizes for various age divisions, and for the first time an ensemble category has been added for groups of 4 to 10 players.
The same thing happened with the next two age divisions until, finally, he was placed in the 27-and-over division, where he was ousted in the first round.
Most of the sponsored players are teaching professionals or ordinary people who have had extraordinary success in tennis as adults and are highly ranked within one of the senior age divisions.
While most running events allow runners to compete in age divisions, a number of road races and triathlons also offer participants the chance to compete in weight divisions, which allows athletes to compare their performances against athletes with a similar build.
Dr. Fair became interested in the topic in the 1980's, when he realized that the national circuit of masters races, open to men older than 40 and women older than 35 and divided into age divisions, had created enough data for him to perform the calculations.
