The phrase "middle generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the generation that falls between the older and younger generations in a family or society. Example: The middle generation often struggles to balance the traditional values of their parents with the modern ideas of their children.
"Computer technology does represent a level of anxiety to the middle generation," he said.
"I could tell the middle generation was suffering from a pretty severe mental health problem but it wasn't being recognised.
Most of the villagers we surveyed were grandparents at home with young children, as the middle generation was at work cultivating the fields.
The heroism of the middle generation thus involves protecting or avenging the innocent young against the duplicitous monstrosity of the old.
"This is the world of zero-hours contracts alongside juggling the responsibilities and demands of that middle generation with demanding children and evermore dependent parents.
La Russa then muttered something about Pujols being in a "middle generation" and he ended with the names Aaron and Musial.
But in Africa, Aids is slicing huge chunks out of the economically productive middle generations as 15 to 49-year-olds succumb to the virus.
The oldest generation (the "Silent" generation) exhibited the least interest in and comfort with advanced technology, although they owned and used advanced in-vehicle technology at approximately the same rates as the two middle generations.
Analyses conduced are based on data from FFS 2001: "The evaluation of changes in attitudes and reproductive behavioures of young and middle generations female and male Poles and their influence on the process family, union household formation and dissolution".
And yet, because of the impact of H.I.V. and AIDS on middle generations, and because parents often leave the country to seek work, the elderly have historically played an important role in Haiti in caring for younger family members.
That mastery is displayed very differently, with playful insouciance, in "Pas./Parts," a dazzling cascade of solos, duets, trios, quartets and ensemble pieces that shows the company as a post- Middle" generation.
