The phrase "during this age" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or era in history or society.
Example: "During this age of technology, communication has transformed dramatically."
Alternatives: "in this era" or "in this period".
The U.S. Lacrosse president, Steve Stenersen, said that during this age of concussion awareness in youth sports, he opposed any headgear that would, he said, "upset the balance between safety and game integrity, or bring some unintended consequence".
His long life spanned the last years of classicism and the eve of the revolutionary era, and during this age of transition his works and activities influenced the direction taken by European civilization.
Mr. Franklin is in demand during this age of revivals and historical awareness because, as the oral history process demonstrated, he possesses a nearly photographic memory: for names, faces, dates, events and, most spectacularly, choreography, including choreography he learned in mirror-image while watching dancers perform it in practice or in theaters.
Here, we report the Keyhole system as a method that has constantly provided us with consistent results during double-jaw surgery, especially during this age of ever increasing aesthetic demand from patients.
Between the regular challenges faced during this age, Cheyenne Stetson has somehow found time to foster an impressive artistic talent.
"If judges like Leon, and they are regrettably very few these days, will not step in against the abuses of our political elite, then we are all left defenseless during this age of rampant illegality by the establishment".
It's during this aging that other microbes can start applying their own distinctive character.
The release of the products of autolysis during this aging step is fundamental for the quality of sparkling wines made by the traditional method.
The absence of endogenous H+-efflux and the unrelieved depolarization of the tail stump inhibits regeneration during this age-specific physiological non-regenerative (also known as the "refractory") period of development (Adams et al., 2007).
"Last year at the all-city competition, He Kexin moved from one team to another and during the process of registering during the move, there appeared this age discrepancy," Cui said during a news conference.
However, 80% (n = 1,873) of those without score at 11 were missing it simply because they had not reached this age during the survey period.
