The phrase "age vague" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The concept of age vague can lead to misunderstandings in discussions about generational differences."
Alternatives: "ambiguous age" or "unclear age".
Mr. Glustein, who gave his age vaguely as "late 50's," lives in the Borough Park section of Brooklyn.
But as with other aged, vaguely beneficial innovations, like chicken soup and the seventh-inning stretch, we don't ask questions.
As wilder, less august publications, such as Pitchfork, came of age, this vague sense of institutional suppression real or imagined made its reviews section feel inessential, conservative, and tame.
The European Union 1997 Directive, stipulating that veal calves should be fed a minimum of 50 to 250 g of fibrous feed from 8 to 20 wk of age, is vague.
Not everyone, however, was convinced by the men's youthful good spirits, apparent similarities of outlook and appearance — they are the same age, look vaguely alike, and have eerily similar voices — or sudden about-face into coziness.
The three member team is composed of Edward Tolby, his daughter, Silvia Tolby (of unspecified age, but vaguely described as an adolescent or young adult), and their mutual friend, Robert Penn.
Porn sites would only be immune if they made "good-faith" efforts to vet users' ages (a vague criteria) and post clear warnings about the dangers of their contents.
(Everyone's ages seem vaguely off for their casting).
You're not truly an artist until you put a relative pause on your acting, ink a deal with the prolific production company A24, and direct your first feature film, a coming-of-age story vaguely inspired by how you grew up before you became an actor.
In a prospective study with 277 patients with PUD, two-thirds of the patients aged more than 60 years reported vague abdominal pain as the main symptom.
