The phrase "age of creation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period characterized by significant creative output or innovation, often in the context of art, technology, or culture.
Example: "We are living in an age of creation where new ideas and inventions emerge daily, transforming our world."
Alternatives: "era of innovation" or "period of creativity".
Some authors have tried to merge that idea, Joyce said, with Maya mythology that said the Earth had gone through multiple ages of creation, each ending in a disaster.
"We're in the age of personal creation.
I also claimed that this resolves the age old issue of creation ex nihilo, namely how something can be created out of nothing.
Once they had fulfilled their true purpose — namely, the establishment of a Kafka archive and a Kafka club in Palestine — "the Hitler era, the era of destruction" would be followed by an age of "the infinite creation in the spirit of Kafka," "a good era for humanity, and for Judaism, which has again professed salvation to the peoples by one of its finest sons".
It's a fun experiment reflecting the quintessential Hollywood push for new ways to entertain, but also reflects the fragmentation of audience and the struggle for attention in this new age of digital content creation.
Yankovic explained that the pre-release campaign deliberately withheld song information, since he felt it has become more difficult to establish a unique take on a parody in the age of YouTube content creation.
It reinforces the view that, in the age of virtual re-creation, novelty comes from the real.
MORRISTOWN "A Wealth of Blessings/All Ages Sing the Glories of Creation," Harmonium Choral Society and others.
The initiatives included the fingerprinting of youths under the age of 16 and the creation of its own baseball leagues.
No Icelanders under the age of 25 believe the creation story that God was responsible for creating the universe, a new poll claims.
