The phrase "easier mobility" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the ability to move or travel more comfortably or with less difficulty. Example: "The new wheelchair ramp at the office building allows for easier mobility for employees with disabilities."
While Scott Nicholson viewed the Hanover job as likely to stunt his career, David Nicholson, 57, accustomed to better times and easier mobility, viewed it as an opportunity.
Minimizing the production cost to lower the market retail price; designing a stable and solid structure with minimum adjustment controls for easy adjustability; providing a flexible adjustment interval, adequate space for feet and knees; and reducing weight for easier mobility were the criteria for developing the prototype.
That allowed charges easier mobility.
Most interviewees would prefer it if less or easier mobility was required to participate in their daily activities.
The effort to reach these destinations has increased for many interviewees, which is in clear contradiction to the wish for easier mobility.
However, they have finer resolution and smaller sized antennas than those required by S- or C-band radars, resulting in easier mobility and lower costs [6].
Students themselves agree: The National Unions of Students in Europe (ESIB), which represents students in 35 countries, has long campaigned for easier mobility--of students, degrees, and scholarships.
"In an era of easy mobility, a region defers change at its peril," it said.
"Western prosperity had made me less hardy," she admits, "and given me a sense of entitlement to easy mobility that I was terrified of losing.
Because swamp forests often lack food sources, fresh water and easy mobility, few mammals are exclusive to these areas, Nowak reported.
Orders are for take-out only, and everything is packed in a box for easy mobility: fried chicken, tater-rounds, hush puppies, cole-slaw, a roll and sweet tea, all for less than $6.
