The phrase "ages safety" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two unrelated words and lacks clarity or context for usage.
Example: "The ages safety of children is a priority for our organization."
Alternatives: "child safety" or "youth protection".
The old-age safety net is already frayed.
The decision by the company, AmerGen Energy, comes as anxieties and complaints about Oyster Creek's age, safety, and vulnerability to terrorism are mounting.
While undoubtedly, the absence of a significant old-age safety net (and the paucity of children, the traditional Asian safety net) offers Chinese households a strong incentive to save, those savings rates are not significantly higher than savings rates in other Asian countries.
Patients were screened and selected to ensure a diverse population was recruited in terms of demographic and clinical characteristics, including African Americans, males, individuals in paid employment, and with a wide range of age, Safety of Estrogens in Lupus Erythematosus National Assessment-Systemic Lupus ErythemActivityIndexe Activity Index (SELENA-SLEDAI) scores, and organ involvement.
In recent years, the Government's National Authority for Children has worked with the Federation of Mongolian Horse Racing Sport and Trainers to monitor national races and enforce the rules on age, safety equipment and insurance.
From a sociological point of view the four ages of safety are congruent with what Talcott Parsons and his collaborators at the beginning of the 1950s called the action frame of reference [6].
The phase 3 pivotal study of rFVIIIFc (A-LONG) in previously treated subjects at least 12 years of age demonstrated safety of rFVIIIFc with effective control and prevention of bleeding in prophylaxis regimens dosed once to twice a week 19.
If you are looking for a PADI Diving Course in Maldives that your children can take part in, many options are yours to choose from, provided that your child is above 8 years of age, given safety regulations.
In his brilliant book Hooligan: A History of Respectable Fears, Geoffrey Pearson looks back over more than a century of media fears, examining our tendency to always believe there was a golden age of safety and peace, usually about 20 years before our own age.
"The Government continues to support millions of people on benefits with an £80 billion working-age welfare safety net in place".
