The phrase "age of industrialization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the historical period characterized by the transition to industrial processes and the growth of industries.
Example: "The age of industrialization brought significant changes to society, including urbanization and the rise of factory work."
Alternatives: "era of industrialization" or "period of industrialization".
But when he made the decision to lead, he went on to be one of the greatest leaders the corporate world has seen, ushering in a new age of industrialization and urbanization, due largely to his unprecedented influence in the automobile industry.
In an age of industrialization, dire pollution, and frequent food scares, the Dragon Well Manor is committed to offering its guests a kind of prelapsarian Chinese cuisine.
In England, Queen Victoria ascended the throne and opened the age of industrialization, scientific advance and an optimistic belief in human progress to which she gave her name.
During the 18th century, both England and the Yangzi River Basin in southeast China experienced economic development that led to increased productivity before the age of industrialization.
A decade later, another Scotsman, James Watt, invented a more efficient steam engine, ushering in what is now called the age of industrialization but which future generations may dub the age of emissions.
Built during an age of industrialization that was brutishly steamrolling toward the future, the blank marble facades of the old buildings were meant to cloak Morgan's money in the veneer of the past.
Most of this world today is now in an age of rapid industrialization and advancing technology.
Over the last 200 years it took form of an Anglo-American worldview introducing the age of economics: industrialization, liberal representative democracy, colonization, and economic growth sponsored by innovation.
To find out, a European team analyzed nearly 200 samples of ancient air extracted from Antarctic ice cores that span the time period between the end of the ice age and the beginning of industrialization.
China has pushed its fertility rate below that of France Japann's population is withering with age; and after five decades of industrialization, South Korea, a mostly rural country with six births per woman during its civil war in the 1950's, now has 1.17 births per woman.
May 20 2014 October 26 201414 The Pre-Raphaelites were in the political avant-garde of nineteenth-century Britain, documenting the upheavals of the Victorian age, from industrialization to the rise of Socialism.
