The phrase "age setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the determination or specification of an age limit or age-related criteria, such as in games, surveys, or studies.
Example: "The age setting for this game is suitable for players aged 12 and above."
Alternatives: "age limit" or "age criteria".
I've gotten better about it in my old age, setting realistic goals for myself.
Me and You is again about youth, but it rather comes across as a film-maker of a certain age setting out to make a film about The Young People of Today and the Problems They Face.
It opens with a Bronze Age setting where the people are cloaked in fur capes, then goes to ancient China, the Middle Ages in Europe, Depression-era America, and finally a modern hospital where the doctor is using a handheld G.E. imaging device to examine a boy's abdomen.
The ruling has established a digital "right to be forgotten"—and forced Google to tackle one of the thorniest problems of the internet age: setting the boundary between privacy and freedom of speech.In this section Drawing the line Measuring people power Head in the turf ReprintsThe two rights had coexisted, occasionally uneasily, offline.
Add a couple of noughts, and any of the posh Swiss private banks will provide you with a personal service from another age, setting up a family office for you, making your travel and hotel arrangements, even laying on art experts if that is what takes your fancy.
Estimates on the prevalence and burden of disease for headache in children and adolescents vary considerably depending on age, setting, assessment etc. [3].
Someone helpfully unplugged the speaker; it was time for another No Age set to begin.
Among the Nuer of South Sudan, the age sets (formed among males only) constituted a system of social stratification in which there was equality among members of the same age set and deference and subordination between junior and senior age sets.
Age set, a formally organized group consisting of every male (or female) of comparable age.
Males are grouped in age sets similar to those of the Masai.
The age-grade system (see age set) of many traditional East African societies may also resemble a status group.
