The phrase "age represented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing demographics, statistics, or any situation where age is a factor being depicted or illustrated.
Example: "The report includes a chart showing the age represented in the survey results."
Alternatives: "age depicted" or "age illustrated".
We have to have a diversity of age represented in Congress, too," she added later.
The designer Marc Jacobs, however, disagreed with the council on that point and did use some models under that age, represented by Ford Models, in his show.
Even Lutyens was aware that the British Empire he so admired was rapidly to come to an end and wrote that his age represented the "swansong" of British imperial architecture; he only prayed that it would be "a good tune, well sung".
The median age of the population would be the age group (bar) represented by the point on the vertical axis that equally divides the area within the pyramid (equal areas within the pyramid fall above and below the age represented by the bar).
The possible risk factors for anxiety included fixed attack time of headache in one day and poor sleeping, and age represented a protective factor for anxiety.
Overall, 46%% of the elderly patients had onset of headache at ≥55 years old and headache starting at that age represented 19%% of headache in all ages.
Degrading comments about Clinton's age represent the most unadulterated form of sexism levelled against her.
What age represents the divide between the "gamer" generation and the generation before it?
The Bodjong foram fauna, ranging from Miocene to Pliocene in age, represents a bathyal formation.
Moderately preterm infants (30-34(6/7) weeks' gestational age) represent the largest population of NICU residents.
This is disastrous because, from the perspective of hope, in many ways our age represents an unprecedented opportunity for Christians.
