The phrase "age emphasis" is not commonly used in written English and may not be easily understood without context.
It could be used in discussions about the importance of age in a particular context, such as marketing or demographics.
Example: "In our advertising campaign, we need to consider age emphasis to better target our audience."
Alternatives: "age focus" or "age prioritization".
Most annoying for many Japanese is that the aspects of Indian education they now praise are similar to those that once made Japan famous for its work ethic and discipline: learning more at an earlier age, an emphasis on memorization and cramming, and a focus on the basics, particularly in math and science.
On the other hand, things are more peaceful in Canada, and people of my age puts emphasis on harmonious balance of things.
Follow-up will include a 42-month examination and detailed clinical examinations at 5 years of age, with emphasis on immunological parameters.
In the post-genomics age, increasing emphasis has been placed on understanding genome function beyond the limits of protein-coding regions, to areas where sequences with regulatory functions are thought to lie (2 6).
During the European Middle Ages the emphasis in sculpture was definitely on relief work.
This analysis includes all ages, with emphasis placed on younger onset BC in Egypt as compared to the United States.
Furthermore the role of AGEs has been discussed on aging with a particular emphasis on skin aging [ 7] and age related neurodegenerative diseases [ 8].
The museum features interactive exhibits and workshops for children through age 10, with emphasis on those under 6.
This article focuses on nutrition of calves before weaning and to breeding age, with primary emphasis on the preweaning and transition phases.
Mandolins were inexpensive and easy to learn, making mandolin orchestras widely popular until the 1920's, with the advent of the Jazz Age and its emphasis on brass instruments.
