"bulk traffic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large amount of people or traffic in any given location. For example, "The city experienced a significant increase in bulk traffic during the holiday season."
That makes foreign tourists the region's big spenders.Most Asian airlines design their route-maps around bulk traffic between big cities.
EWS moves more than 700m tonnes of freight each year, and runs some 7,000 trains each week, carring mail and parcels, cars, and other bulk traffic.
The container throughput of transshipment sea ports has a significant negative effect on bulk traffic, whereas that of transshipment river ports has a positive effect.
N.S.A. analysts are able to use the system to extract the activity retrospectively from "raw unselected bulk traffic," the documents say, and then decrypt it to "discover the users".
The freight market is driven by a mix of external influences, including spatial planning, the decline of bulk traffic such as coal, and the arrival of a competent, aggressive and commercially competitive alternative.
Smokes was even higher on the food chain, dealing exclusively in weight (that is, bulk trafficking).
Interestingly, the non-targeting pGL3 siRNA fractionated similar to the SSB siRNA, suggesting that bulk trafficking of siRNAs is not driven by the presence of a target mRNA (Supplementary Figure S1D).
The bulk of traffic contributes to airport traffic saturation.
Russian ships are the bulk of traffic along the Northern Sea Route, carrying Russian oil and nickel to their Arctic ports.
In target development and discovery, you needed to figure out the network of possibles (suspects), separate from 'knowns,' and eliminate the vast bulk of traffic.
It drives the bulk of traffic to many videos on YouTube, where over a billion hours of footage are watched each day.
