The phrase "incipient age" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the beginning or early stages of something, particularly in terms of aging or time passing. Example: As she entered her incipient age, Maria began to reflect on the experiences and lessons she had learned throughout her life.
More noticeably, the incipient Internet age is breeding a new type of electronic marketplace.
On a recent rainy evening in Brooklyn, I was at a friend's house playing (a bit sheepishly, given my incipient middle age) Call of Duty: World at War. Scrolling through the game's menus, I noticed a screen for Xbox Live, which allows you to play against remote users via broadband.
Alan F. Westin, a legal scholar who nearly half a century ago defined the modern right to privacy in the incipient computer age — a definition that anticipated the reach of Big Brother and helped circumscribe its limits — died on Monday in Saddle River, N.J.
It may be a sign of incipient old age, but I find myself increasingly convinced that the key question in biology these days is philosophical, not scientific.
Both anthropometric indexes were unable to diagnose hypertriglyceridemia either because IR is still incipient at this age or due to their ethnicity as people of African descent have lower serum TG levels [ 23].
These information support the idea that, although vascular changes begin early in life – what was seen in this study, it is expected that they could be incipient at that age.
Therefore, we treated NOD mice with the BET-protein inhibitor, I-BET151 (GSK1210151A [ Dawson et al., 2011; Seal et al., 2012]) according to three different protocols: from 3 5 weeks of age (incipient insulitis), from 12 14 weeks of age (established insulitis), or for 2 weeks beginning within a day after diagnosis of hyperglycemia (diabetes).
These incipient young lovers, aged by drudgery and snubbed by respectable society, are old and achingly lonely before their time, a mere "couple of specks" in the scheme of things, as Billy sadly puts it.
Further, as around 70% of clients with bipolar disorder have incipient symptoms before the age of 25 years [ 17], it is important to consider whether there are gender differences in young adults with FEPM in terms of premorbid histories, entry characteristics, treatment, and discharge characteristics.
Because economic and social factors were barely reflected in the sources he used, appearing only dimly in the background as "forces" and "tendencies," Ranke found it increasingly difficult to understand the modern age of incipient social change.
