The phrase "age part" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific aspect or segment related to age, but without context, it is ambiguous and not usable.
Example: "The age part of the study focused on the effects of aging on cognitive function."
Alternatives: "age segment" or "age component".
Part of this is age, part of it is the removal of his safety net.
"I guess it feels really good to have a law degree," she says, "rather than the age part of it".
And television's involvement is not in itself good or bad, just a fact of the media age, part of how voters watch and share in the political future.
He will no longer write for Advertising Age, part of Crain Communications, but will continue his other work that includes serving as co-host of "On the Media" on National Public Radio.
And Mr. Francois was the focus of an article in Advertising Age, part of Crain Communications, that described why Ad Age chose the Chrysler Group as its 2012 Marketer of the Year.
Abbey Klaassen, editor of Advertising Age, part of Crain Communications, declined to comment on the Adweek announcement, which received no coverage on Monday on the Advertising Age Web site, adage.com.com
If you continue to work beyond retirement age, part-time or otherwise, you don't pay national insurance on any income once you're over state pension age.
The study also sought to determine if age, part-time employment or academic performance were associated with satisfaction levels of the hybrid format.
4. Adopt a more contemporary view of postsecondary learning and collegiate participation: the vast majority of college students today -- about 75% according to U.S. Department of Education statistics -- are "non-traditional" by age, part-time student status, work and family obligations, and time to degree completion.
We asked about individual characteristics such as gender, age, part-time or full-time working, and tenure.
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