The phrase "age of inception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the time period when something was first created or initiated.
Example: "The age of inception for the internet can be traced back to the late 1960s when the first networks were developed."
Alternatives: "time of origin" or "period of establishment".
Mice were 4 8 months of age at inception of restriction.
Six databases were searched from date of inception to March 2015.
The average age at inception of the group was 15.8 (SD 1.6), and 51% were female; students averaged 7.8 hours of sleep per night (SD 1.4) and used marijuana an average of 1 time (SD 4.5) in the past month (see Text S1).
Within this small sample, the studies that undertook some form of consultation did not appear to differ from those that did not on their breadth of focus, time of inception, current age of participants, or size of cohort although larger cohorts more often had a formal approach to consultation.
While reduced function of the RPE and Bruch's membrane are generally regarded as anatomic points of inception of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the choroid also plays an important role in AMD pathogenesis 1 with some investigators, such as Friedman and Oat 2 and Grunwald and coworkers, 3 suggesting a primary role.
†Adjusted for age at inception, body-mass index, glomerular filtration rate, presence of hypertension, use of diuretics at baseline, use of other antihypertensive medication at baseline.
Moreover, the mean age of our cohort was >55 at inception, so our results might not be relevant in younger women.
The age of training programs was calculated using the following formula: {Age of training program=2013 − Year of inception of the program}.
USA Today found opinions were strongly divided by age of the person at the law's inception, with a solid majority of seniors opposing the bill and a solid majority of those younger than forty years old in favor.
