The phrase "an increased mobility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in the ability to move or be mobile, often in contexts related to transportation, health, or technology.
Example: "The new public transportation system has led to an increased mobility for residents, allowing them to access jobs and services more easily."
Alternatives: "enhanced mobility" or "improved mobility".
Moreover, the structures indicate an increased mobility of the switch I region.
DMTA analysis shows a marginal lowering of the Tg and an increased mobility of the amorphous phase.
In contrast, in particles belonging to the open conformation (35%), the position of the L1 stalk is displaced perpendicular to the interface, demonstrating an increased mobility, with respect to the closed state.
However, for the long time perspective, there is an indication of an increased mobility of the lanthanide EDTA complexes, which deviates from the results of the model calculations.
It is confirmed that tilt boundaries of recrystallized grains misoriented by 40±10° about axes within ±10° of 〈111〉 have an increased mobility compared to other high angle boundaries, whereas the mobilities of 40°〈111〉 twist boundaries are similar to those of general high angle boundaries.
The hydrogen-caused early start of the microplastic deformation and an increased mobility of dislocations, which are usually not observed in the common mechanical tests, are revealed by the measurements of the strain-dependent internal friction, which is consistent with the hypothesis of the hydrogen-enhanced localised plasticity.
With an increasing diversity of pervasive computing devices integrated in our surroundings and an increasing mobility of users, it will be important for computer systems and applications to be context-aware.
This interplay fuels an increasing mobility of populations in search of prosperity, a powerful force that stirs our world and hastens contact (though not always in a peaceful manner) between different ethnic and cultural groups.
A temporarily increased mobility of the involved tissue layers around the time of birth is generally accepted to lie at the root of this event, but the exact pathogenesis remains largely unknown [ 14].
For example, the sensors in the Genium knee, sold by Ottobock for the first time last year, communicate with the leg's microprocessor roughly 100 times a second, providing increased mobility.
With a need for increased mobility, they were soon converted into mounted infantry.
