"life chapter" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a period of time in a person's life or to refer to a story or episode in someone's life. Example sentence: She's written a memoir about her life, with each chapter acting as a different life chapter.
The letter "H"! Me trying to transition into this new life chapter with grace.
Some of the names researchers are using for this life chapter, which Mr. Freedman compared to the idea of adolescence — a stage, not an age — are "Midcourse," "New Old Age," "Young Old Age," and "The Third Age".
DeSalle and Tattersall next outline the place of Homo sapiens in the tree of life (Chapter 5).
Typically, mystics, theistic or not, see their mystical experience as part of a larger undertaking aimed at human transformation (See, for example, Teresa of Avila, Life, Chapter 19) and not as the terminus of their efforts.
In the next century, Iamblichus took this chapter over virtually verbatim and without acknowledgement in his On the Pythagorean Life (Chapter 26) and it was repeated in many later authors.
For many who cut, the scars become a stubborn life chapter that just won't shut.
Opening and closing new life chapters.
We take you through his life by using the music he created and the albums he released as the kind of life chapters or sections of the film, starting with music he made as a young kid in Texas all the way up to the album he was working on when he died.
The finale of "30 Rock" aired in January 2013 and featured the end of "TGS with Tracy Jordan," the fake sketch comedy show that was at the center of the NBC comedy, and showed its employees moving on to other projects and new life chapters.
These will be mapped in relation to six aspects of the narrative: life chapters, key events, significant people, future script, current problems and personal ideology.
The following ICF domains (or chapter headings) were considered relevant to the concept of participation: Communication; Mobility; Self-care; Domestic life; Interpersonal interactions and relationships; Major life areas; and Community, social and civic life (Chapters 3 to 9 respectively).
