The phrase "ages among" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the distribution or presence of different ages within a group or population, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The study revealed various ages among the participants, highlighting the diversity of experiences."
Alternatives: "ages within" or "age groups in".
43 Honeyman finds a variety of average ages among children bound to factories and mills, with many aged 10 or younger, although not much younger.
The village has one of the lowest median ages among communities nationwide with more than 5,000 residents.
The sport flourished in western Europe and the British Isles in the Middle Ages among the privileged classes.
It is a situation akin to baseball's Class AAA where there is a wide range in potential ages among the players.
(All ages) Among the tales of Hans Christian Andersen -- many far grimmer than anything written by the Brothers Grimm -- "The Nightingale" stands out as a tale of exceptional lightness, sweetness and good humor.
Recent studies suggest that kids are identifying themselves as gay at much younger ages; among males the average age has dropped from 19-21 to 14-16 14-16in femands from thein early 20's to 15-16.
These grand themes will be evoked in the magically dark and cavernous La MaMa Annex Theater in what Ms. Nagrin has called a painting that moves, peopled by 22 performers of all ages, among them traditional Hawaiian hula dancers.
Literally all ages: among the toddlers in attendance was her 17-month-old daughter, Panda, whom Ms. Dawson breast-fed backstage while explaining her fears of getting too famous too fast.
In 2007, research conducted with AARP and focused on a limited range of ages among retirees, Professor Johnson found respondents were particularly loss averse, and the more loss averse they were, the less likely they were to buy an annuity.
Imagining Britain in the dark ages, among Roman ruins and recent memories of King Arthur, it creates characters who have lost track of history and cannot even remember the important events of their own lives.
Researchers then analyzed their health records in regard to whether they had been born in one of 10 states with the highest infant mortality rates in 1928 — a year chosen because of the stark difference between white and black infant mortality rates and that year's place toward the lower range of ages among the subjects of the study.
