The phrase "a degree of mobility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or level of movement or flexibility in a particular context, such as physical movement, social mobility, or economic mobility.
Example: "The new policy aims to provide a degree of mobility for workers seeking better job opportunities."
Alternatives: "a level of mobility" or "a measure of mobility".
The UK has seen a huge increase is access, but it has not translated into a degree of mobility you see in places like Finland, Korea, the Russian Federation and so on".
Sometimes the operation goes well, and the patient recovers a degree of mobility.
However, the functional morphology of its hip joint indicates a degree of mobility typically seen in more arboreal animals.
"The fact that it is a lighter vehicle than the traditional Bushmaster, the fact that it has a degree of mobility in very high-risk areas, and has a significant degree of blast and ballistic protection for our serving members means that it should be very attractive on the international market," she said.
To date, real-time estimation of the brain's spectral power has been predominantly implemented as a component of the procedures used to interface the brain with computers with the primary aim of restoring a degree of mobility to motor-disabled or 'locked in' patients [39] [41] and to investigate neurofeedback-based approaches to hyper-activity, depression, tinnitus [42].
My research grant gave me a degree of upward mobility.
A degree of social mobility can still mask big variations in life chances.
Like favelas, the camp has grown according to its own ad hoc, populist urban logic, which includes a degree of social mobility.
This against a Barnsley side who provide their neighbours with an ideal template, having, despite succumbing to a third consecutive defeat, enjoyed a degree of upward mobility since replacing Simon Davey with Mark Robins earlier in the season.
This year, new reforms were implemented that grant millions of workers the right to leave their jobs before their contracts are up, providing a degree of labor mobility unmatched in the region.
Byzantium was a melting-pot society, characterized during its earlier centuries by a degree of social mobility that belies the stereotype, often applied to it, of an immobile caste-ridden society.
