The phrase "ages expand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the passage of time, growth, or the broadening of experiences or perspectives over different ages or eras.
Example: "As civilizations evolve, the understanding of history and culture often deepens, and the ages expand in significance."
Alternatives: "eras broaden" or "epochs enlarge".
In the Middle Ages, expanding cities employed lantern-bearing night watchmen, erected gates and enforced curfews (much as we do during blackouts today).
This was accomplished by guaranteeing access to affordable coverage regardless of health or age, expanding coverage for the poor, and mandating that certain areas of care be covered.
(2) Towards the end of the Late Bronze Age and the Early Iron Age, expanding international trade prompted coastal populations into modifying these natural anchorages.
As middle age expands to encompass pretty much any number between 40 and death, the ramrod stiffness of spine and expectation that once marked the elderly matriarch or dowager are quickly becoming antique, the rigors of posture no longer necessary in a world supported by Spanx.
Culture-positive isolates were divided into clinically relevant age groups: neonates (0 to <3 months of age), Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI eligible children (aged 3 months to <5 years), older children (aged 5 14 years), adolescents (aged 15 19 years), and adults (aged ≥20 years).
Second, continued efforts to reach previously-missed or under-vaccinated populations remain essential to interrupting transmission, regardless of whether they focus only on children under 5 years of age or expanded age groups.
Then there were all the vows by Chrysler executives, down through the ages, to expand globally.
Our national conversation about aging must expand beyond discussing how to care for a graying population.
"No other franchise has been able to age and expand the audience this way," Mr. Fellman said.
Sequoias are members of the redwood family but, unlike the redwoods, as they age they expand sideways rather than up, an effect that for me makes them more impressive.
