'age phase' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific period of growth or development that a person (or other organism, organization, etc.) experiences at a certain age. For example, "I'm going through an awkward age phase right now, but I'm sure it will pass."
Dawne Bell is assistant head of secondary education at Edge Hill University, and has responsibility for recruitment and employment across the 11-19 age phase of teacher education.
Most of the finds date from the Iron Age phase between 1000 and 700 B.C., Mr. Marchetti said.
The site conditions, stand age phase (50 70 years), and species composition of the experiment represent many monocultures and mixed species stands in Central Europe quite well.
The chronology of the assemblages can be broadly divided between the Bronze Age material, dating to the second millennium BC (except for the Early Bronze Age phase from Begash, which dates to the mid-late 3rd millennium) and the Iron Age sites of the first millennium BC.
In this application, we need to count the real-time PV and UV in different dimensions (more than 40 dimensions in total), such as user properties: age phase, geographical domain, gender; ads property: type, advertiser, creativity id; action property: visiting time, behavior type and so on.
As well as keeping time, the astronomical clock could accurately predict lunar eclipses, and may have shown the Sun, Moon (age, phase, and node), stars and planets, as well as a wheel of fortune, and an indicator of the state of the tide at London Bridge.
This paper aims to address these issues, while attempting to tackle widely debated aspects of socio-political organisation and cultural interaction in the prehistoric Cretan landscape at the period immediately before and after the foundation of the first palace of Phaistos, one of the less well documented Bronze Age phases.
Also, the small number of publicly available mouse and human expression experiments recording the age phases of cardiac tissue affects the impact of our results.
The novel aspects of this study included the fact that the simulated hydration kinetics were benchmarked using real-time measurements of the early-age phase composition during hydration by in situ X-ray diffraction.
The aging phase was initiated by flooding agricultural soils with rainwater in 4 m3 fiberglass microcosm tanks.
The study included a 5-week aging phase, an 11 month exposure phase, and a 3 month post-treatment (exposure) phase.
