The phrase "ages after" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a significant amount of time that has passed since a particular event or moment.
Example: "Ages after the incident, she finally found the courage to speak about it."
Alternatives: "long after" or "many years later".
I had a big cut on my knee for ages after that".
On the other hand, it is quite common for males to experience higher mortality at virtually all ages after birth.
The results showed that smaller size nanosilica had an accelerated influence on samples while nanosilica of larger size was more effective at ages after 14 days of curing.
Whoever was writing the poems of Homer, whichever poets were contributing to that over the ages after the Mycenaean Period, they hadn't seen those Mycenaean sites.
To address the question, investigators dissected and examined a representative sample of human hippocampi from healthy people of different ages after they died.
He speaks to us as all great artists do, across the ages – after all, nature transfixes us as it transfixed him.
Even today, ages after the boom went bust, Hokitikians still think it odd when a new building goes up facing the glittering surf.
Hypotheses on healthy life expectancy dynamics were tested using indicator of average length of life in "very good", "good" or "average" health after age thresholds (40 and 60 were chosen as ages after which onset of bad health is significant).
For example, they have found that it may take a major transition in climate state like the shift into Ice Ages after millions of years without Ice Ages for climate to change continental-scale patterns of biodiversity.
When I make a mistake over the name of a co-founder (easy to do, there are four of them and this one joined ages after it actually started), Silbermann fails to pick up on it.
Its hero is a police chief in a Hudson Valley town who travels through time and runs into doubles of himself at various ages after he encounters a three-legged dog that dies but won't stay dead.
