The phrase "age realignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or adjustments related to age, such as in demographics, social policies, or personal development.
Example: "The new policy focuses on age realignment to better accommodate the needs of different age groups in the community."
Alternatives: "age adjustment" or "age recalibration".
A more age-appropriate and functional realignment of psychiatric categories linked to dysfunctional anger is suggested.
The base realignment has been delayed repeatedly.
At the moment of plate removal, the medial MAD corresponded to normal realignment in children of that age [26]: medial position of 3 mm to center of right knee joint and 4 mm medial to center of left knee joint.
The latest follow-up visit at the age of 14 years 6 months revealed excellent realignment without any deformity relapse.
Outlining what he described as the "key building blocks in the new group strategy", Mr Mueller said VW aimed to "transform its core automotive business or, to put it another way, make a fundamental realignment in readiness for the new age of mobility".
The deeply religious claim the "heathen" Japanese were being punished by God, while others say the disaster is a sign of an impending galactic realignment that will bring a new age of peace -- or something.
BEFORE election night 2000, when he was riding high as "Bush's brain," Karl Rove made Olympian pronouncements about a dawning realignment of the electorate and an enduring age of Republican dominance, masterminded by — who else? — Karl Rove.
From one perspective, a series of executive and ownership changes at The Daily News and elsewhere in the publishing and printing empire of Mortimer B. Zuckerman and Fred Drasner is nothing special -- just a normal realignment of responsibilities by two executives around the age of 60.
At the latest follow-up visit at the age of 14 years 6 months old (menstruation occurred), clinical realignment was excellent without any deformity rebound.
This has resulted in a powerful ethic of care, materialized in the Forest Department's realignment of resources to care for her in old age; specifically to keep her from an unbefitting end of starvation.
