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Discover Ludwig"middle years" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it when referring to the period of time between childhood and adulthood, or a transitional period in someone's life. For example, "During his middle years, John faced many struggles in his career and marriage."
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Personal misfortune haunted his middle years.
These are my early middle years.
CARY GRANT The middle years, 19371944.
Henry James was 50 when "The Middle Years" was published.
The middle years lapsed into being a cruel joke.
His middle years were professionally and maritally unhappy.
She was an elegant woman in her middle years.
The wild middle years: gangs and deaths by deliberate violence.
So why the fall off in these middle years?
His middle years passed, they all passed, inside.
Personal well-being was lowest among people in their middle years.
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