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The phrase "age of growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period characterized by development, progress, or expansion, often in a personal, economic, or societal context.
Example: "The company is entering a new age of growth, focusing on innovation and sustainability to drive its future success."
Alternatives: "era of development" or "period of expansion".
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Born in the 1920s and 1930s, most of them learned work habits in an age of scarcity and then got to explore opportunities in an age of growth.
Recently, Robert Gordon of Northwestern University created a stir by arguing that economic growth is likely to slow sharply — indeed, that the age of growth that began in the 18th century may well be drawing to an end.
We have had a golden age of growth in the Western world, and I wonder whether that golden age was associated with a series of one-off gains that are by their nature unrepeatable.
There are spares differences in the age of growth culmination between high and low productive sites.
"A unique constellation of factors now objectively indicate that India is on the threshold of a golden age of growth," explains former Finance Secretary Vijay Kelkar.
The era of 1982-2007 may well go down in history as a golden age of growth produced by a succession of promarket government reforms most notably, the tax cuts of Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, as well as the capital gains tax cut of Bill Clinton.
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Referring to the aging of growth pattern, they wrote: "we believe.that a more likely explanation is that many cells are "shrinking" and others are expanding to fill in the space".
During early days, the predicted values for creep and shrinkage strain were rapid but with increase in age, the rate of growth of strain reduces.
This may testify about uniform growth rate of the structures before 6 months of age, acceleration of growth from 6 to 12 months of age, and repeated deceleration of growth between 12 and 36 months of age (Table 11).
"What we're talking about is a decade," she once said, "an age of human growth and development that has tremendously unique things happening emotionally and biologically".
For each species, the common silvicultural parameters, distribution of height, age of young growth and dynamics of the average apical growth data for the twenty-year period were identified and analysed.
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