The phrase "and mobile methods of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various approaches or techniques that are applicable in mobile contexts, such as technology, communication, or transportation.
Example: "The research focuses on innovative strategies and mobile methods of data collection in urban environments."
Alternatives: "and portable techniques for" or "and mobile approaches to".
Today, PayNearMe is launching a paperless and mobile method of paying; with a PayNearMe branded card.
A fingerstick is arguably a less invasive, less time consuming and a more mobile method of blood sample collection, eliminating the need of a trained phlebotomist.
The research topics to be addressed should include cost-benefit-analyses, acceptance of DSS by patients as well as medical professionals, standardization of decision logic, pros and cons of different system architectures (centralized vs. locally distributed/ mobile) and methods of advanced individualized data analysis (data fusion, multi-parametric analyses).
Similarly, factors such as technology outages, user burden, and poor understanding of proper assessment schedules (e.g., fixed vs. variable) represent new challenges to the integration of mobile methods into alcohol research.
The mobile payment methods of the future must be device and OS agnostic.
The mean number of passes for the mobile method was 2.14 (CI: 1.45 2.99) and 0.98 (CI: 0.77 1.21) for the pooled stationary methods.
This is particularly important on mobile where traditional methods of ad targeting – beacons and cookies – aren't viable.
And although many of the new offerings — mobile payments, new methods of delivery — are centered on online shopping, many others are seeking to simplify the way we find and buy products in stores.
It's time to brainstorm what more can be done with this popular, personal and instantaneous method of mobile communication.
SnapKeys' CEO Benjamin Ghassabian likens the two keyboards in its Qwerty-attacking arsenal to the multi-tap and T9 text input methods of old-school mobile devices, when physical keys and not touchscreens were the norm.
