The phrase "age entries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to records or data points that include age information, such as in databases or forms.
Example: "Please ensure that all age entries are accurate before submitting the report."
Alternatives: "age records" or "age data".
Mr. Batterberry, who in recent years had genteelly declined to disclose his age to the news media — "Age entries should be reserved for wine lists," he once told The New York Times — was 78.
Similarly, many age entries were recorded as 'unknown' (n = 774) as individuals in this population, particularly adults, do not know their age.
This figure may be biased to a younger age group as many age entries were recorded as 'adult' (n = 377) and therefore could not be included in the analysis.
What are the predictors of early age entry into ECEC programs?
Entrepreneurial from the start, even though from a protected public-sector base, Autostrade was an early Electronic Age entry, computerizing to its highway system in 1988.
Split-sample validation by randomization, age, entry time or residence of patients demonstrated concordant findings.
For example, in most statin intervention trials, the lower age entry criterion is 40 years.
For breast cancer, all values were adjusted for age at entry, height at entry, weight at entry, age at menarche and age at first birth with nulliparity.
The differences in age at entry are related to different entry criteria for the five trials.
If age of entry affects spouse choice, and age of entry is known to impact labor market outcomes, the impact of intermarriage on household specialization can differ by gender and age of entry of immigrants.
No significance was observed between the publication groups for subspecialty within pediatrics, geographic region of corresponding author, number of centers, number of subjects/trials, minimum age of entry of subjects, and average age of entry of subjects.
