The phrase "age treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, skincare, or any field discussing methods to address or manage aging.
Example: "The clinic offers various age treatment options to help clients maintain a youthful appearance."
Alternatives: "anti-aging therapy" or "age management".
Her new vocal is magical, but where once the whole track reverberated with emotion, there is now a wafty ambient tonality reminiscent of new age treatment rooms.
Horrible Histories brings its unique and brilliant spin to events – whether that means giving The Apprentice the stone age treatment, or turning history's most famous philosophers into a pastiche of The Monkees.
She is sent to a New Age treatment center in Hawaii, swims with sea turtles and returns healed — but still insufferable.
Full heading was completed within 12 days in the control seedling age treatment, while in the prolonged seedling age treatment within 27 33 days.
The groups were comparable regarding the initial age, treatment time, sex distribution, and initial occlusal characteristics (Table 2).
A questionnaire was used to collect patient's information, including gender, age, treatment motivation, and frequency of tooth brushing.
Known clinical prognostic factors (age, treatment and staging) were significant in all of the developed prognostic models.
Premature heading was observed in the prolonged seedling age treatment in both growing seasons; main stem heading occurred 8 13 days earlier and tiller stem heading about 8 days later compared to the control seedling age treatment.
As more research is published, expected values for sub-groups by age, treatment, and co-morbidities should be developed.
Adjustment for age, treatment assignment, and change in fasting glucose during the trial did not attenuate these associations.
The relationship between age, treatment intensity and hospital mortality was analyzed with the estimation of standardized mortality ratio in the four groups of treatment intensity.
