The phrase "age of leaving" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the age at which individuals typically leave home or a particular situation, but it is not standard.
Example: "In many cultures, the age of leaving home varies significantly, often influenced by social and economic factors."
Alternatives: "age of departure" or "age of independence".
Raising the age of leaving foster care, new rules about children's homes and time limits for family court proceedings have been welcomed by charities and campaigners.
He was named Minister of the Year last month after pushing through reforms that will see the age of leaving foster care raised from 18 to 21 – a change piloted by Labour – and strongly supports further changes to working patterns in parliament.
Calculations by two professors from Northwestern University's School of Law reveal that the average tenure of Justices today has grown to more than 26 years, and the average age of leaving the bench has risen to nearly 79.
All participants attended school and the median age of leaving school was 16 [IQR 15-17] 15-17] years
Of those attending school however, no significant differences were found in median age of leaving and proportion of people attending higher education.
50% were illiterate, and required a bilingual translator to complete the questionnaire, and of those attending school the median age of leaving was 11 [IQR [ 8- 15]] years.
The latter ones are, in fact, characterized by traditional family structures, lower divorce rate, very late and increasing ages of leaving the parental home, most frequency of contact between parents and children [ 31].
We excluded all subjects who were younger than 60 years of age, leaving 803 controls, of which 438 were women (54.5%).
These grow out by 9-10 years of age, leaving lighter "marks", which are gone by 12 years of age.
Smith died of a liver haemorrhage in June 1953, at the age of fifty, leaving £2000 in his will.
"After an age of leaves and feathers / someone dead / thought of this mountain as money," Merwin writes in "Rain at Night".
