The phrase "addresses mobility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing transportation, accessibility, or the movement of people or goods.
Example: "The new urban planning initiative addresses mobility issues by improving public transportation options."
Alternatives: "tackles mobility" or "focuses on mobility".
"You can design a road that addresses mobility but also makes them want to get out of the car," says Tom Warne, a former executive director of Utah's Department of Transportation who is working with New Hampshire's D.O.T. "It's the stuff that's along the street — windows, benches, street furniture, greenery.
This paper addresses mobility control routing in wireless networks.
It addresses mobility limitations a child experiences in daily life and covers a range of severity levels.
Two physical function limitations were assessed based on responses to the Health Utilities Index Questionnaire (25), which contains a question that addresses mobility limitations (walking) and another that addresses limitations in the ability to perform basic activities of daily living.
In more detail, we propose to guarantee QoS in terms of delay, bandwidth and jitter for the multihop relay networks while addressing mobility through performing handover disturbance compensation in case of mobile RSs.
However, several adjustments and refinements in both the TINA network and services architectures appear necessary when addressing mobility.
Thirdly, the detailed design on AIRM is presented to address mobility while retrieving the closest content copy.
The second major flaw is the inability of the Internet protocols to address mobility with fast and secure handoff.
Particular attention is given to flow control, congestion control, error control, addressing mobility, radio/logical link control, medium access control, digital modulation and link budgets.
LOT-EK is also recognized for the use of technology as an integral part of architecture, for addressing mobility and transformability in architecture and for working across art and architecture.
In particular, we describe the edge-aware inter-domain routing (EIR) protocol which provides new abstractions, such as aggregated-nodes (aNodes) and virtual-links (vLinks) for expressing network topologies and edge network properties necessary to address mobility related routing scenarios which are inadequately supported by the border gateway protocol (BGP) in use today.
