The phrase "era of colonization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a historical period characterized by the establishment and expansion of colonies by various powers.
Example: "The era of colonization significantly impacted the cultures and economies of the regions involved."
Alternatives: "period of colonization" or "age of colonization."
The flags of the countries of Asia present a remarkable diversity that is largely due to the development of distinctive national symbols before the era of European colonization.
With a Latin title ("Touch Me Not") that alludes to a passage in the Bible, the work, published in 1887, explores the oppression of the local people by priests and the government during the era of Spanish colonization.
In the years after he went to Africa, he made friends with, and cultivated, many of the men who eventually led their nations in the era that followed the end of colonization.
The most critical parameters for predicting the incidence of IPD in the post-vaccine era were the duration of colonization in adults and the rate of infectious contacts between adults.
The sets and costumes leap from era to era, never settling in one place for long, but grounded in the British period of colonization, especially the Raj.
-What were the benefits and drawbacks of colonization in this area for the colonizers?
Thus, surveillance of colonization is important for vaccination monitoring process and pre-PCV10 era data are important to predict and assess its impact [ 10].
"Most Americans think of colonization as obvious, Of course you'd go and colonize in America.
With a history of colonization, ethnic repression, threats from Russia, and as the bearer of Japan's own Meiji-era gulags, it seemed to me to be Japan's final frontier.
The Peabody is well known for its significant collections of archaeological and ethnographic materials from around the world, many of which were acquired during the era of European and American expansion, exploration, and colonization.
