The phrase "age of completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the time period or stage at which something is completed or finalized.
Example: "In the age of completion, we celebrate the achievements and milestones that have brought us to this point."
Alternatives: "era of finalization" or "period of accomplishment".
At one level, which for present purposes might be called Normal School A, entry is prior to the usual age of completion of secondary education.
This level provides combined courses of education and professional training, the former not necessarily limited to subjects taught at the primary level and extending beyond the usual age of completion of secondary education.
I use the 1982 census since this dataset contains consistent information with the employment surveys on nationality, birth country, education, age, and age of completion of schooling.
To study the relationship between the age of completion of toilet training during daytime and the onset of dysfunctional elimination syndrome (DES).
Analyses were adjusted for sex (ALSPAC and NFBC1966), gestational age (ALSPAC and NFBC1966) and age of completion (ALSPAC only, all NFBC1966 measurements were recorded at 12 months).
To take account of any residual effect due to the actual age of completion, this age was also included in the model.
A specific questionnaire was also designed to collect data on participants' socio-demographic characteristics, covering gender, age, year of completion of their first nursing diploma, level of education, number of hours devoted to research training, whether they put into practice methodological research knowledge, and current position (Additional file 4).
Mean gestational age for completion of the questionnaire/second interview for mothers of cryptorchid boys was 199 days ± 41 versus 207 days ± 58 for mothers of normal boys (p = 0.211).
(American Psychiatric Association 2013); be 18 50 years old of age; attest completion of primary school; and be in an euthymic state for the past 2 weeks, the latter defined by a score lower than 7 in the Hamilton scale for depression 21 items (Hamilton 1960) and in the Young Mania scale (Young et al. 1978).
We extracted the following data from each arm of the eligible trials: authors' names, journal and year of publication, country of origin, enrolment years, gestational age at enrolment, gestational age at completion of treatment, number of patients randomised and eligible, number of live births, and patients' inclusion criteria.
Due to nonnormality, rank transformation was applied to SOC and Box-Cox transformation to age of ADI-R completion.
