The phrase "age knowledge" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to knowledge related to age or aging, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The study focuses on age knowledge and its impact on health outcomes in older adults."
Alternatives: "knowledge of aging" or "understanding of age-related issues".
In the information age, knowledge is power, and higher education helps secure both.
It is ironic that, in the information age, knowledge about economic activity has become ever more uncertain.
Owners and users would be required to meet a set of standards similar to those required of drivers and car owners, in terms of age, knowledge of firearms, performance monitoring, etc. Guido Calabresi, Dean of Yale Law School, argues that to reduce auto accidents to the minimum, the speed limit should be 10 mph.
But in an internet-connected age, knowledge about the science of insect protein production has spread.
While, WMB was significantly predicted by a community norm, gender, age, knowledge related to environmental action strategies, and self-efficacy.
A controversy over the work of David Icke is explored to reveal how institutional geographies are sites for regulation of what counts as New Age knowledge.
In the Middle Ages, knowledge of Philo among Jews was either very slight or nonexistent.
A conventional terminology is used in reference to the previous ages, knowledge of which is entirely dependent on the results of archaeological excavations.
Globalization, urbanization, ageing, knowledge society, individualism, migration, connectivity, immediate needs, slow movement, empowerment of women, awareness / consciousness, consumption, ever young, seeking for experiences.
Articles in this series come to you through a collaboration between Next Wave and Science's aging knowledge environment, SAGE KE.
The set that was considered in the analysis consisted of the following megatrends: Globalization, urbanization, ageing, knowledge society, individualism, migration, connectivity, immediate needs, slow movement, empowerment of women, awareness / consciousness, consumption, ever young, seeking for experiences.
