The phrase "age of established" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "In the age of established norms, we must challenge traditional beliefs."
Alternatives: "era of tradition" or "time of established practices".
The PLIKSi was also conducted with study members when they were 12 years of age to establish psychotic experiences occurring during the 6 months prior to interview.
The use of measurements of skeletal age to establish accurate "windows of opportunity" that ensure a better alignment with the planned training programmes of age related training and competitive groups is more appropriate than the commonly used chronological age.
This winter, John Marin, at the age of 71, established a local record when he gave his 29th annual show of water colors at the gallery of Alfred Stieglitz, which is called An American Place.
This winter, John Marin, at the age of 71, established a… PROFILE of Leon Fraser, president of the classically conservative First National Bank in Wall Street.
It was the following season that Spence, at the age of 20, established himself in the Ulster side.
Darlow, 23, who was on Aston Villa's books as a schoolboy before joining the Forest Academy at the age of 16, established himself as the Reds' first-choice number one last season and has made 67 appearances for the club.
Newcastle are a club with a massive fanbase, a big history and an unbelievable stadium". Darlow, who was on Aston Villa's books as a schoolboy before joining Forest at the age of 16, established himself as the Reds' first-choice goalkeeper last season and has made 67 appearances for the club.
The Scandinavian Simvastatin Survival Study (4S) included 1021 patients ≥65 years of age with established CHD and hypercholesterolemia (213 to 309 mg/dL) (Miettinen et al 1997).
Similarly, clearance of p16-expressing cells leads to a delay in age-related pathologies and to attenuation of established age-related disorders [ 28 ].
The high Middle Ages saw continued use of established techniques for silk manufacture without any changes to speak of, neither in materials nor in tools used.
