The phrase "outset of life" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the beginning or start of someone's life. Example: "From the outset of her life, Sarah showed a keen interest in art and creativity."
Furthermore, since this random assignment occurs at the very outset of life, the associations between genotype and anthropometric measures cannot be due to reverse causality.
It is our collective responsibility to ensure that all babies have the same opportunity for healthy nutrition from the very outset of life, so they have the best chance at a healthy and productive future.
It is our collective responsibility to ensure that all babies have the same opportunity for healthy nutrition from the very outset of life, so they have the best chance at a healthy and productive future", said Mr. Jesper Moller, Acting Representative of UNICEF, on behalf of the United Nations in Viet Nam, during the launching event in Ha Noi.
You are at the outset of your adult life, when you seem to yourself, if not invulnerable, then at least resilient.
Of course, it was from the assured swagger of Italian men that Giorgio Armani drew his ideas about men's wear at the outset of his professional life.
Like his creator, Rex Stout, who was a math prodigy by the age of 9 and had polished off his father's 1,126-volume library before he reach puberty, Nero Wolfe manifested his intellect (and Olympian arrogance) from the outset of his fictive life.
In one study 39, participants had shown good quality of life at the outset, which may have reduced the power of the study to detect a difference.
The quality of life score was high at the outset but within the norms of the reference group (see notes 1 2 in Table 2); with no significant difference between measurement times.
More importantly, it appears that introns did play a major role in the evolution of biological complexity albeit, apparently, not at the earliest stage of life's evolution, but rather at the outset of eukaryogenesis.
From the outset, baby Amélie knew where she would stand on the chessboard of life: she would be queen.
But who cares?" She waved a hand at the run-down, shuttered city: "What is this, life?" From the outset of the revolution, one of its great strengths has been Libyans' hatred of Qaddafi, which has inspired thousands of them to risk their lives to remove him from power.
