The phrase "age of purchase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to consumer behavior, marketing, or legal documents where the age of an individual at the time of buying a product is relevant.
Example: "The company requires proof of the age of purchase to ensure compliance with age-restricted sales."
Alternatives: "purchase age" or "age at purchase".
Juul Labs, in particular, has already done quite a bit to stymie underage use, from raising the age of purchase to 21+ on its website, removing everyone but real-life former smokers from its social media, investing $30 million into its own youth prevention plan, and working with online retailers to pull unauthorized listings of the product from their sites.
An hour after his Thursday tweet embracing raising the minimum age of purchase, Trump tweeted out a message of support for the gun-rights group.
The legislation also includes firearm restrictions such as raising the minimum age of purchase to 21 from 18 and creating a three-day waiting period.
Meanwhilex, many more categories of people, including Nazi party members, were exempted from gun ownership regulations altogether, while the legal age of purchase was lowered from 20 to 18, and permit lengths were extended from one year to three years.
Specifically, provincial and territorial governments will be responsible for setting and enforcing their own regulatory regimes where the minimum age of purchase, maximum sentences for offenses, and method of distribution, with the end goal of ensuring a "well-regulated, safe supply".
For example, most states have passed minimum age of purchase laws, many jurisdictions call for e-cigarettes to follow the same restrictions as tobacco products in terms of where they can be used, and some states are imposing excise taxes on e-cigarettes as well.
Ideally, the established regimes for alcohol and tobacco would be replicated, with licensed sales-outlets and minimum ages of purchase.
The alcohol policy described on the official Yankees Web site states: "Proper identification is required of all guests, regardless of age, to purchase any alcoholic beverage.
With its silk counters and perfume department, the store looks forward to our age of indiscriminate purchase and credit binge.
You can't eat the leaves, but their presence is a good guide to the age of your purchase.
About 14 million people under the age of 65 purchase their coverage in the individual market, according to Kaiser.
