The phrase "age of time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific period of time in history, such as "the digital age of time" or "the age of Enlightenment". For example, you could write: "Throughout the age of time, people have grappled with the same moral and ethical questions."
Since the polymer PVP is attached to magnetic nanoparticles by covalent bonds, the complete magnetic fluid (ferrofluid) becomes stable for an extensive age of time.
Do we want the giant companies that facilitate these online transactions to be so thoroughly protected that Model Mayhem isn't liable for not taking any steps, no matter how small, to protect users from rape? "This is a new age of time," Doe told me.
And in this age of time-shifted entertainment available in unprecedented profusion, in which people often choose to catch up with defunct TV series years after the fact via disc or streaming video, it is possible to spoil programming almost in perpetuity.
His stupendous new installation The Ages of Time is a tottering mountain of discarded paintings, piled high in the grand central tribune of the Royal Academy of Arts.
The Campaigner plans on using a focusing array to magnify the Chronoscepter's power, destroying the barriers that separate the ages of time and rule the universe.
Thomas Kempe most obviously carries this kernel of a different age and of time working against him.
Gestational age, length of time that a fetus grows inside the mother's uterus.
Finally respondents were asked about their age, length of time in practice, gender and practice setting.
This points to the problem with "The Age of Anxiety": time is real to real people.
At the age of 28, time is running out for 'El Tigre' to prey on Champions League defences.
In this age of abundance, time is the one thing nobody has enough of.
