The phrase "active and mobile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is both engaged in activities and capable of moving freely or easily.
Example: "The new fitness program is designed for individuals who are active and mobile, promoting a healthy lifestyle."
Alternatives: "energetic and agile" or "dynamic and flexible".
As children get older, they become more active and mobile, and their activities and behaviors become more variable.
The key parameters for high activity appear related to the presence of active and mobile surface oxygen species, and to an appropriate catalyst particle size in order to favour the number of contacts with the soot.
They have relatively strong viewpoints, are very active and mobile".
An active and mobile older population is of huge benefit to local authorities and communities alike.
They proposed calling the story "Snow White and Her Wicked Stepmother," arguing that the queen — inventive, active, and mobile — was far more enthralling than her insipid stepdaughter.
While Mr. Cheney had been active and mobile with the mechanical device, his experience with it "was not event free," said Dr. Reiner, who declined to specify the issues or say whether any were life-threatening.
Irving most recently served as Chief Product Officer at Yahoo! Incorporated, where he developed and rolled out the unified product vision and strategy – growing the company to nearly one billion active PC and mobile users.
All told, Kontagent now has more than 1,100 active social and mobile applications using its on-demand enterprise software, including Ubisoft, Time Warner, A&E Networks, EA, and Tencent, to name a few.
Active outreach and mobile strategies are essential to reaching the most remote areas.
Unlike traditional cellular networks, which provide mainly voice services, there is, at present, no method that enables the effective management of terminal mobility for both active and idle mobile terminals in data networks.
"We've got a team with a nurse practitioners, social workers and rehabilitation specialists to educate and help residents with pain issues which make them less active and less mobile".
