"generation status" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the position or standing of an individual or group within their given generation or age group. Example: As a millennial, John often feels the pressure of his generation status, as he is expected to juggle multiple jobs and adapt to rapidly changing technology.
Generally race or class or first generation status was at the core of their feelings of being fraudulent misfits or "admission mistakes".
By considering the power generation status and parametric study through an EES coding, the scenarios are studied and compared.
The album had not yet sold more than 10 million copies, had not yet knocked Michael Jackson out of the No. 1 slot on the Billboard album chart, had not yet become the defining moment of the alternative rock movement or given Kurt Cobain the "voice of a generation" status that would help prove his undoing.
Generation status must be requested directly in surveys.
It is impossible to separate the influence of race, first generation status, gender, ability, and other factors from the equation.
At the time Dylan was somewhat off the radar, abandoning his albeit unintended "voice of a generation" status in favor of waxing rustic recordings, and no longer on the road, nor in the public eye.
Each instrument reports its readiness and generation statuses for the S-WPIA data through the relayed packet.
"It's wonderful," Ms. Crowley said when asked about her first-in-a-generation status.
A lot of the money came in small donations over the Internet, another sign of the organization's new-generation status.
The challenge for higher education is to recognize the psychological impact that first-generation status has on its students and to provide help.
Colleges are prepared to help, offering services such as one-on-one therapy, group sessions, and workshop-style presentations on mindfulness, coping skills, first-generation status and more.
