The phrase "age was denied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone's age is not acknowledged or accepted, often in discussions about age restrictions or age-related issues.
Example: "Despite her youthful appearance, her age was denied when she tried to enter the club."
Alternatives: "age was overlooked" or "age was disregarded".
Depending on why women over a certain age are denied access, the introduction of in vitro derived gametes as one type of ART might change this status quo: for example, if the policy is based on concerns related to scarce resources (oocytes) or exploitation of egg donors.
Since chronic kidney disease exists in the population with many etiologies and its incidence increases with age, it was denied for many years that lithium is a specific cause of chronic kidney disease.
His hope of making it to age 60 was denied 13 months early.
When two older supervisors at a light bulb company were fired and sued, their claim of age discrimination was denied.
When he returned to the Canton, Ohio, area from England in 1946 after serving in the Army Air Forces, Mr. Powell, a passionate golfer since caddying at age 9, was denied a chance to play on public courses.
Croatia's Donna Vekic, aged 16, was denied her first title on the main tour when she was beaten 7-6, 6-4 by Daniela Hantuchova in the final of the Aegon Classic at Edgbaston.
It was back to business as usual, as always, with Pete Sampras standing up and speaking for himself, be it as the precocious teenager winning his first U.S. Open, or as an aging superstar who was denied his fifth.
Mr. Golisano's commercials, in both English and Spanish, will feature people who were imprisoned under the laws and their family members, including Hilda Garcia, who has blamed Governor Pataki for her husband's death in prison, at age 68, after he was denied clemency for his crime of acting as a lookout for a drug gang, which earned him a sentence of 15 years to life.
The European Court of Human Rights ruled today that an aged Nazi collaborator, Maurice Papon, was denied a fair trial when France refused to allow him to appeal a 1998 conviction for war crimes stemming from his involvement in the deportation of Jews to German death camps.
Certainly, Weinstein's initial sentence was reduced, and his life saved; but he was nonetheless sent to prison, and every time he came up for parole, he was denied, despite his age.
