The phrase "age effort" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning you intend to express with this phrase, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "The age effort required to complete the project was underestimated."
Alternatives: "age-related effort" or "effort over time".
ProgressOhio.org reports that over 50 protesters turned out to heckle the GOPers for their 'stone age' efforts to ignore the threat of climate change.
In the modern age, efforts toward three-dimensionality took a step forward in stereoscopic movie-viewing devices at the turn of the twentieth century, achieved an early peak in the 1950's 3D boom, and are now here to stay with the mass adoption of 3D by the movie industry and by such leading directors as James Cameron, Ridley Scott, and Martin Scorsese.
This is the second time Allen has introduced legislation to lower the voting age; an effort in 2015 went nowhere.
Part perky educational film, part goofy New Age recruitment effort, "What the Bleep Do We Know?" stars Marlee Matlin as Amanda, a grumpy, dispirited everywoman who gets a lesson in quantum mechanics from a basketball-playing child and ends up drawing little glitter hearts all over her body, apparently a sign of self-acceptance in some cultures of the American Far West.
If I could stay awake until midnight at my age, the effort just might be worth it.
All have some subjective dimensions of era, age, time, effort, on and on that render it comparable with some leeway and some level of interpretation.
Similarly, in light of the magnitude of the cost differences between obese and normal weight group in the 40 59 year old age group, efforts should be put into targeting middle-aged obese individuals.
Denny's use of social media is as savvy a digital-age marketing effort as any you'll find.
She resolved to work for women's rights at an early age; her efforts were supported by her husband who presided over the first (1848) Women's Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, New York.
Rather, they are all part of a single, age-old effort to transform "them" into "us". The compassionate people who cheered us on as we marched through West Hollywood understand this.
