The phrase "age of delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the timing or period when something is delivered, such as in logistics or childbirth.
Example: "The age of delivery for the package was set to ensure it arrived before the holiday season."
Alternatives: "delivery timeframe" or "delivery period".
Gestational age of delivery for finishing numbers of one, two, and three fetuses are similar to that of nonreduced pregnancies.
The average gestational age of delivery for survivors was 31.8 ± 4.3 weeks, range 25 to 36 weeks.
Mean gestational age of delivery for finishing numbers of one, two, and three fetuses was 37.9, 35.3, and 33.5 weeks.
Because of the known association between increasing gestational age during the term period and increasing cumulative risk of stillbirth, however, there have been published concerns that the 39-week rule by increasing the gestational age of delivery for a substantial number of pregnancies might increase the rate of term stillbirth within the United States.
For that study, we used local data from a two year period to estimate the usual (untreated) mean and standard deviation gestational age of delivery for multiple pregnancies.
However, the mean gestational age of delivery for the type 1 diabetic patient remains comparable with both the gestational diabetic group and the control group, as shown.
The link persisted even after researchers accounted for other factors known to increase schizophrenia risk, including maternal age, gestational age, mode of delivery and the mother's immigration status.
Age, parity, gestational age, mode of delivery and newborn weight were similar between study groups.
Model 1 was built on birth factors of potential relevance, specifically: sex, birth weight, gestational age, mode of delivery, maternal age, maternal BMI and maternal smoking during late pregnancy.
Databases do not always capture information on gestational age and date of delivery.
We found a very high agreement for gestational age and date of delivery between questionnaire data and birth certificate records.
