The phrase "at aged" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may be a misunderstanding of the phrase "at the age of."
Example: "She graduated from college at the age of 22."
Alternatives: "at the age of" or "when she was".
The First World Assembly on Ageing estimated that there were 378 million people in the world at aged of 60 years or above.
At aged 17, Lee escaped North Korea and returned 12 years later to try and smuggle her family to South Korea.
Club doctors will discuss increasing the number of mandatory tests from the current level of just one at aged 16.
She was the daughter of a Jewish South African-born theatrical agent and made her way into the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (Rada) at aged 17.
She was never able to have her own children, so in 1995 at aged 50, after a long career in foreign affairs, Geraldine moved to Cambodia where she established Sunrise Cambodia.
Young people at aged between 21 and 30 years old, so beginning physiotherapists and students, reported the most problems [ 27].
In our study, older people with below ASMI 2SD were 9.7% in older men and 0.7% in older women, as compared to 13% at 61 to 70 years of age, 24% at 71 to 80 years of age, and 50% at aged 81 aged and older [ 13], and 28% in men ≥70 years of age and 52% in women ≥70 years of age [ 24].
Four patients (40%) had thyroid cancer: follicular variant of papillary thyroid carcinoma in a female at aged 13 years and in her father at age 61 years, and two epithelial thyroid carcinomas (of unknown histology) in an adult male aged 40 years and female at age 48.
Of Konstantin, who learned to speak at 18 months, read fairytales aged three, loved dinosaurs and at aged five played computer games, he wrote: "He would have become a good, well-educated person, useful to society, were it not for this tragedy, which I cannot get over.
In March, researchers at the Public Health Sciences Unit in Glasgow published data that also came from the Millennium Cohort Study (although it wasn't cited in the PHE briefing), which looked at whether watching TV or playing video games at aged 5 was associated with behavioural or psychological problems at age 7.
The analysis at aged 5 was not dependent on participation in the survey at age 3.
