The phrase "age hits" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the impact or effects of aging, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "As the years go by, the age hits harder than I expected, affecting my energy levels and overall health."
Alternatives: "effects of aging" or "impact of age".
Although increasing the retirement age hits the elderly from lower socio-economic groups more, it does not do so excessively.
I don't know anybody who gives alcohol to 5-year-olds like Dexter, but I have friends who follow the European custom of introducing their children to small glassfuls of wine at some point after their age hits double digits.
…but what happens when the VR age hits?
They used sophisticated Monte Carlo simulations and "glide path" analysis to map out how teams of professional money managers would allocate your assets between high-quality, diversified portfolios of stocks and bonds over your lifetime so that when retirement age hits, a pot of gold will be waiting.
Melo will be 30, right around the time the ticking time bomb of age hits players.
The last ice age hit northern Europe hard.
The grey wealth of my new age hit me all at once.
As a result, the deferred maintenance bill tops more than $1.7 billion — the result of old age hitting up against the state's budget crisis.
Dakota has been a fixture in the fashion world from a very young age, hitting red carpets in trendy ready-to-wear dresses and landing a coveted Marc Jacobs modeling gig when she was still high school age.
The scary thing was that I was starting to see more and more of my colleagues at every age hitting this same wall seemingly earlier and earlier in their careers, especially those who pursued global careers.
And while they are unlikely to become mass, all-ages hits, they are, perhaps for that very reason, indicators of what the new mainstream looks like.
