The phrase "at a given age" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific characteristics, behaviors, or milestones that are associated with a particular age.
Example: "Children often develop certain cognitive skills at a given age, which can vary from one individual to another."
Alternatives: "at a specific age" or "at a certain age".
Most state judges are electorally accountable in some way, and almost all must retire at a given age.
Crucially, as life expectancy rises citizens would get the message that they need to work longer as available annuity rates at a given age decline.
Evolutionary biologists believe that this is because boys (and, indeed, males in general) are more likely to die at a given age than are their female contemporaries.
Thus the quoted premium can increase step by step with age, but only up to a multiplicative factor of 3. At a given age, smokers can be charged up to 1.5 times the regular premium.
Hence by looking at the top 10 most compatible players, one could get a good idea at the ceiling and cellar for a given player at a given age.
As Mr Gordon notes, falling labour-force participation can be broken into two contributing factors: a demographic component associated with aging of the population and a "within-age-group" component which reflects falling participation at a given age.
Because of the reduction in family size, this rise has been even more marked for children than for adults, and the effects have been seen in the greater height and weight attained by children at a given age.
At a given age, children have completed this process.
Whereas weight or height at a given age are the results of the cumulative growth experience, growth velocities allows the study of factors affecting growth at given ages.
The transformation from stem wood increment at a given age to MAI works the same way like for Prelued and for Picus by looking on the growth curves.
Stands volumes in RO site at a given age are up to twice as high as in D but high volumes are achieved at much earlier ages in Germany due to earlier and more intense thinning.
