The phrase 'generational mix' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a group of people or a community which consists of members from different age groups. For example, "Our student body is a rich generational mix of younger and older students."
This generational mix is further enriched by new first-generation arrivals from Bangladesh.
I had heard that the best place to be on Friday night, to really see that generational mix, was the town of Floyd.
It drew its power primarily from its imaginative generational mix of artists, with undervalued figures like William Christenberry and Nancy Graves at one end of the spectrum, 30-something figures like Klara Liden and Tino Sehgal on the other.
"Why should the venture capital business be any different?" Entrepreneurs see the generational mix as an advantage.
During the previews we had a great cross section of a generational mix and a cultural mix of people that I don't usually see on Broadway.
This crowd is a typical cross-generational mix of metal teens, midlife couples and mini-fans who weren't born when the Chilis were drugging for America.
To them, a cross-generational mix of architecture is aesthetically awkward.
A cross-generational mix of 12 of Brazil's most exciting artists come together in a group exhibition at Miami's Rubell Family Collection.
González-Fortes, G. et al. Paleogenomic evidence for multi-generational mixing between Neolithic farmers and mesolithic hunter-gatherers in the lower Danube basin.
This suggests that meta-population models with inter-generational mixing could be employed to evaluate prolonged school-closures, a proposed pandemic mitigation measure that could expose grandparents, and other elderly surrogate caregivers for working parents, to infectious children.
With only a week to go before carnival, a camp like South Connections will be attracting around 100 people a night - a rare focal point for relaxed inter-generational mixing.
