"field of mobility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific area of study, or a larger area of research related to the movement of people or things from place to place. For example, "The company specializes in researching new technologies related to the field of mobility."
Over the past years research has been conducted in the field of mobility simulations and investigation of mobility related events in mobile communication networks.
Hybrid and full electric vehicles are introducing a new era in the field of mobility.
VW wants to use AI and deep learning to power new opportunities within its corporate business functions and, more widely, "in the field of mobility services".
The occurrence of some of the Wild Cards might not only challenge our wisdom, as stated previously, but also challenge our non-wisdom in the field of mobility.
She also explained the method of the character's recovery is based upon real life experiences in that "some of the best real world work in the field of mobility rehabilitation is coming from South Africa.
Existing literature in the field of mobility, agriculture, and water management offers matrices that can be used to map main characteristics of innovation systems [ 27– 30].
In doing so, we build on recent theorisations of habit in the field of mobilities, which have opened this concept as a key site for interrogating body society relationships arguing that both 'routine' and 'normality' have similar potential in revealing the regulation and control of everyday spaces.
Primarily there is a concluding impression given, that the EU-Moldova cooperation in the framework of the mobility partnership is a very successful one, that interests were matched very well and that a strengthening in the fields of mobility and migration has taken place.
The Commission remains fully committed to developing an EU policy in the field of urban mobility because it is convinced that, although responsibilities for urban mobility lie primarily with local, regional and national authorities, in some specific areas there is an added value of action at European level.
Trapped ion mobility spectrometry (TIMS) hybridized with mass spectrometry (MS) is a relatively recent advance in the field of ion mobility mass spectrometry (IMMS).
This is rather surprising, since one of the most controversial discussions within the field of social mobility and health concerns whether health should be considered as a consequence or a cause of social mobility.
