The phrase "a mobile telephony" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "mobile telephony" without the article "a."
Example: "Mobile telephony has revolutionized communication in the modern world."
Alternatives: "mobile communication" or "cellular telephony."
It would have been a nonsense if UK regulators had been left to police a mobile telephony market they had judged to be irreversibly damaged by this £10.25bn proposed deal.
Fresh from watching the magnificent BBC documentary on Genesis at the weekend - in which the principals looked as if they'd arrived directly from a mobile telephony conference - I was given a rude awakening, literally, when Johnny Rotten aka John Lydon (or possibly the other way round) rubbed up against John Humphrys on Radio 4's Today programme.
A Roving Museum offers a scarce time-budget audience access to interpretive narratives via a portable infrastructure, a mobile telephony application and a social media driven platform.
The CHWs within the MVP are supported by Information and Communications Technology (ICT) systems that are facilitated through a mobile telephony system.
India, like its bigger brother, China, is a mobile-telephony Wunderkind.
Sunil Mittal, boss of Bharti, a mobile-telephony giant that is branching into agribusiness, thinks horticulture offers a better chance of creating large numbers of jobs, because India has plenty of farmers, and fruit and vegetables are far more labour-intensive than rice or wheat.
In Russia, its next frontier, it owns a mobile-telephony outfit and is a bidder in Gazprom's sale of the independent network NTV.
Li Ka-shing, Hutchison's 50% shareholder (through Cheung Kong), is an ace dealmaker, but he no longer seemed interested in building a mobile-telephony business in Europe.
Jajah, a popular VoIP service provider, has teamed with eMobile to release a new mobile telephony service on a handheld device that operates purely over a cellular data network.
JO The interface between what is seen as a local mobile telephony with an application for the developing world setting and that of a more, should I say, developed world setting on the use of bitcoin is now really on the table.
A former CEO of a large mobile telephony company says that the Tatas are spending big money in recruiting low usage prepaid customers.
