The phrase "age search" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to searching for information or data based on age criteria, such as in research or data analysis.
Example: "For our study, we conducted an age search to gather data on participants aged 18 to 25."
Alternatives: "age query" or "age investigation".
Fast, reliable methods of search and retrieval are sometimes identified as the hallmark of our information age; "Search is everything" has become a proverb.
"Core search continued to grow and there is a lot of room for growth," said Li. "Traditionally search connects people with information, but in the mobile age, search can function as a tool to connect people with services.
If you wanted a 33-year-old, then go back to Home Page and change your targeted age search.
But because he was a gentle soul, who found himself, at a very young age, searching for the meaning of man.
Back in the pre-smartphone age, searching for love in the digital realm meant questionnaires, subscription fees, and the vast majority of the offline world assuming you were some sort of Juggalo serial killer.
Other possible limitation of the present study was the number of subjects studied, that did not permit to stratify the sample by age, searching for possible age-related physiological decrease in TGF-β1 levels described by other authors [ 29].
At work, on the other hand, I spend ages searching for weird and wonderful books for inspiration.
We'd spend ages searching for the perfect marshmallow stick, before peeling the bark off the end, sharpening it to 3mm in diameter, and rubbing it clean ish).
I realized how hypocritically inconsistent I've been with my whole philosophy of the soul being ageless and then narrowing my targeted age-search criteria to a two-year age difference.
Like why, in the age of search engines, would anyone bedevil a human being with such questions?
Yet in our digital age, a search on Google Maps for Israel produces a map without Palestine.
