The phrase "aging label" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to products, particularly in industries like food, beverages, or cosmetics, where the label indicates the age or maturity of the item.
Example: "The aging label on the wine bottle indicates that it has been aged for five years, enhancing its flavor profile."
Alternatives: "maturity label" or "age designation".
General aging labels can include AC, VS (Very Special), VSOP (Very Special Old Pale, XOO (Extra Old), Hors d'age and vintage but these vary greatly for different types of brandy.
In 1988, after a spell in the doldrums, he made Walking a Changing Line, the only vocal album ever released on the new age label Windham Hill.
Fans of blissing out in bedrooms with strong incense may already be aware of Danish balearic and new-age label Music for Dreams.
As an example, he brings up Valley of the Sun – a powerhouse new age label and publisher that was based in Malibu, California, which released hundreds of cassette tapes employing an array of techniques including hypnotism and subliminal messages.
While the New Age label is relentlessly vague in its popular definition and her use of it here is openly derisive, she ignores the historical fact that these spiritual practices have been primary resources guiding major world cultures (even our own) for millenniums -- centuries before Jung could suggest their possible value in explaining our modern malaise.
In other words, each baseline sample represents an age label.
For example, in our experiments, each age label is represented by one baseline sample, and totally we have 9 labels, making k =9.
Other artists reject the New Age label because their work rigorously builds on their own cultural traditions, rather than merely slipping another culture's influence in, regardless of its history or relevancy to the project.
The explanation for this shift in tone and content is the vast profit potential that flows from the attainment of the PG-13 rating (the US equivalent of the UK's 12A), an "almost all ages" label devised by the Motion Picture Association of America during the early 1980s in an effort to placate Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom director Steven Spielberg.
* Each exon in the adjacent pairs is assigned an age label: "young", "middle" and "old".
