The phrase "age suitable" is not correct in standard written English.
You might be trying to convey that something is appropriate for a certain age group.
Example: "The movie is not age suitable for children under 12."
Alternatives: "age-appropriate" or "suitable for the age group".
Is it too much to expect to 'fancy' a woman of an age suitable for me?
Among these couples 15,149 subsequently had children whereas 5,354 remained childless.Deaths of people of an age suitable for IVF are rare.
Some of those trees which are planted in the beginning of the simulation period can reach in the end of the simulation an age suitable for final harvest.
The recently reported phase III AVEX trial included patients of at least 70 years of age, deemed no optimal candidates for upfront irinotecan or oxaliplatin based chemotherapy, whereas the phase III AGITG-MAX trial included patients independent of age suitable for first line single agent [ 12, 16].
A considerable association was found between nurse substitution and patient age, but in opposite directions for GPs and patients; patients under 40 years of age were significantly more inclined to see a nurse compared to older patients, whereas GPs more often found consultations with patients over 60 years of age suitable for substitution.
For a baby not yet able to crawl or walk, this won't be such an issue; just provide a comfortable bouncing seat or bassinet and some age suitable toys.
A booklet entitled '10 Healthy Eating Guidelines for Older Individuals' was developed that included information on sensible dietary practices for achieving healthy ageing, suitable for older adults who were able to read or for their caregivers and health professionals.
Be careful the items used are age-suitable - no small pieces where children under 3 or puppies can gain access.
Consider these age-related possibilities for gifts: Ages 1-3: baby-toddler clothes, age-suitable (safe) toys, grooming accessories, cloth books, outdoor toys.
Inspired by early-twentieth-century factory life (and Chaplin's "Modern Times"), it is an industrial-age fable, suitable for all ages.
One approach to restoration may be to use an old-growth index to identify potential forest types, regardless of age, in suitable stands that would make good candidates for active restoration management.
