The phrase "ages encompassed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or concept that includes or covers multiple time periods or generations.
Example: "The museum's exhibit showcased artifacts from various cultures, illustrating the rich history that ages encompassed."
Alternatives: "spanning generations" or "covering centuries".
A kind of community centre for all ages, encompassing a library, free computers, a school, a cafe and a rooftop ball court, it's a venture that properly serves the needs of the community, and provides that all-important sense of being cared about that something like The Job Centre never could.
This wide range of ages encompasses all newly discovered and previously characterized chicken ERVs.
Several AGEs encompass a characteristic autofluorescence pattern when illuminating skin [ 4].
This is of particular relevance when personality traits are measured in representative samples across a broad range of ages encompassing the life span.
Growth curves for producing RNA and protein extracts to compare M600 and M600 Δ bldA strains were performed in triplicate, with 35-ml samples being taken from cultures of each strain at eight culture ages encompassing the exponential, transition and stationary phases (Fig. 1).
More frequent weight measurements are available in the Fels Longitudinal Study, but these ages were chosen for illustrative purposes as ages 0 to 2 years encompasses infancy, ages 2 to 10 years encompasses pre-puberty, and ages 10 to 18 years encompasses puberty in both sexes.
Novelist and critic Ian Sansom believes that the idea of the average is one of the key terms and principles of the modern age, encompassing human productivity, relationships, politics and art.
†Trial values for myocardial infarction reflect WHI re-analysis by age, encompassing 50-70 years. 50-70 years
Aging encompasses a series of deleterious changes that accumulate in cells and tissues, increasing the risk of diseases and death [ 18].
The present study aimed to simultaneously estimate acute and chronic health effects of PM2.5 in a population-based Medicare cohort (≥ 65 years of age) encompassing the New England region.
