The phrase "age of trade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a historical period or an era characterized by significant trading activities or economic exchanges.
Example: "During the age of trade, many civilizations flourished due to their ability to engage in commerce with distant lands."
Alternatives: "era of commerce" or "period of trade".
Viewed in its entirety, the 18th century in Sweden was a golden age of trade and commerce.
Speaking in Hong Kong on his first foreign trip since the referendum, Price said that Brexit could lead to a "second golden age of trade and investment".
"Some people argue there might well have been African-Americans here who came in through the age of trade and who might have been here as adventurers before the slavery period".
The idea is that, now the blood has dried and the dust from the cannonballs settled, the nations of the Commonwealth will be only too happy to jump into a vigorous new age of trade with their former colonial master.
All subjects completed a short questionnaire asking their age, years of trading, P&L history, number of older brothers, and whether they had broken the index or ring finger of their right hand.
"You could make a case that it was especially hard in Houston to be a skeptic on Enron," he said, because "Ken Lay and Enron were very much at the center of Houston's sense of positioning itself for success in the post-oil age" of trading and high technology.
In a speech this week, the international trade secretary, Liam Fox, argued that the UK stood on the verge of a golden age of free trade, where "a post-geography trading world" meant "we are much less restricted in having to find partners who are physically close to us".
When President Richard Nixon closed the gold window, it marked the end of a golden age of robust trade and unprecedented global economic growth.
The average age of those trading billions of pounds was 26.
It's a pertinent question in an age of carbon-trading and offsetting.
In an age of electronic trading, Mr. Ryan prided himself on an old-fashioned relationship with his longstanding clients.
