The phrase "age milestone" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a significant birthday or age-related event that marks a new stage in a person's life. Example: Turning 18 is a major age milestone, as it marks the legal transition into adulthood.
Clearly, his impending 50th birthday is playing on his mind as he continues, "I think there are a series of crises through life, as you pass certain experiences that mark change and sometimes it is just an age milestone.
This enormous demographic group lays waste to trends whenever it reaches another age milestone.
"There are a range of customer segments we're targeting here from hard working City folks worried about their health, to men and women who've hit an age milestone and have become more acutely conscious of their health and don't want their bodies to let them down, to tech enthusiasts and quantified self enthusiasts," says the Thriva CEO.
Anyone who is a child of the 90s will soon hit (or has hit) an age milestone in his or her life: Turning 30.
For example, Latal-Hajnal, et al. (2003) demonstrated that small-for-gestational-age infants who showed substantial catch-up growth, with weight above the 10th percentile at two years of age, had neurodevelopmental outcomes comparable to appropriate-for-gestational-age children whose weight remained in the appropriate range at the two year age milestone [ 27].
American society needs to rethink these age milestones and associated laws.
Contractor, A., Mulle, C. & Swanson, G.T. Kainate receptors coming of age: milestones of two decades of research.
As a child advances from a rear-facing car seat to a booster seat, it is crucial to know the height, weight, and age milestones necessary to make such changes.
These age milestones just aren't as meaningful for most men as they are for some women.
Millennials are often referred to as the "Peter Pan generation" due to their alleged reluctance to participate in many of the "coming of age" milestones of the late-twentieth century economy: car ownership, home ownership, marriage, children.
Recently you will also have reached another coming-of-age milestone: your parents likely called it being middle-aged but, following a heavy dose of mid-1990s pre-millennial tension, us Gen Xers prefer the more optimistic outlook of seeing the 40-year mark as the start of something new — rather than the beginning of a slow downward trajectory towards retirement.
