The phrase "age generation" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing demographic groups or trends related to specific age cohorts.
Example: "The age generation that grew up with smartphones has a different perspective on technology than previous generations."
Alternatives: "age group" or "generational cohort".
Author Bret Easton Ellis dubbed people around my age "Generation Wuss".
Stand by for an explosion in goods for the Third Age generation.
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Traditionally, Chinese families are structured hierarchically based upon age, generation and gender.
And the college age generation has been burned by the housing bubble– with jobs in the toilet, their parents house poor, and an astounding number of them having to move back home according.
So our conclusion is that recalling CUSBEA is just the "Recall past bitterness and appreciate sweetness at hand more" of the middle age generation, and youngers simply cannot relate.
In the new digital age, generations are defined in terms of 18 months.
In retrospect, when Hillary, who died last week at 88, and Tenzing Norgay, a Sherpa guide, stood on the summit of Everest, it seems as if they were making the last "giant leap for mankind" of pre-space age generations.
Extra qualifications are a ticket to the best jobs, and the best jobs are still concentrated in the government, the banks and the chaebol (the big family-owned conglomerates).South Korea's working-age generation faces a triple burden.
"Veterans of every working-age generation are finding themselves unemployed or seriously underemployed due to the economic downturn," Representative Jeff Miller, Republican of Florida and chairman of the Veterans Affairs Committeee, said in support of the bill, which passed.
He wrote a pretty shrewd analysis of student leftism in that same year called "What's Bugging the Students?" from the standpoint of his own, by then middle-age generation.
