The phrase "ages left" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the amount of time remaining before a certain event or deadline, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "With only a few ages left until the deadline, we need to work quickly to finish the project."
Alternatives: "time remaining" or "time left".
Ms. Albert and Mr. Farkas grew up in the same Los Angeles community, and their families were acquainted -- her older brothers were friendly with him -- but the difference in their ages left them only vaguely aware of each other.
Unlike fossils found in East Africa, where volcanic eruptions through the ages left layers in the soil, giving modern investigators a kind of geological calendar to work by as they dug deeper, much of what comes out of the Cradle is not easily datable.
The chat in which you are told that death isn't very nice, but don't worry about it too much for now; you are young and have ages left, and anyway, there might just be something after death waiting for you if you play your cards right.
The chat in which you are told that death isn't very nice but don't worry about it too much for now; you are young and have ages left, and anyway, there might just be something after death waiting for you if you play your cards right.
Older age improvements are not apparent in Figures 3 and 4 because those at younger ages left many more survivors at older ages.
When the Soviet Union collapsed, Russian scientists his age left Russia, or left science.
Both of Onassis's children died at early ages, leaving his granddaughter as the sole heir of his multibillion-dollar estate.
Last year 45,000 people of working age left the region.
Goodall, who was interested in animal behaviour from an early age, left school at age 18.
They are the only Kashmiris of his age left in the vicinity.
