"mobility scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a program or system designed to make movement or travel easier for a particular group of people. For example, "The city council passed a new mobility scheme to help the elderly get around the city more easily."
This paper proposes an integrated mobility scheme that combines the procedures of fast handover for Mobile IPv6 (FMIPv6) and session initiation protocol (SIP) mobility for realtime communications.
In the third paper, D. S. Nursimlo et al. propose an integrated mobility scheme that combines the procedures of the fast handover for mobile IPv6 (FMIPv6) and the session initiation protocol (SIP) mobility for real-time communications.
This paper proposes a one suite integration solution that includes a Hybrid Interworking Architecture (HIA) for metropolitan networks coupled with a cross layer mobility scheme that aims to guarantee seamless roaming through homogeneous and heterogeneous mobile systems within a city coverage.
Instead of being dismissed immediately, they are to join a "mobility scheme" for 25,000 public-sector workers.
Under that plan, 25,000 employees were to be transferred this year to a "mobility" scheme, the first step towards redundancy.
All three lenders want the government to place another 12,500 civil servants on reduced pay in a so-called mobility scheme by the end of the year.
While the government would save money through not having to provide student loans or maintenance funding for EU students, the UK would probably lose access to EU research funding and also to student mobility schemes.
Finally, they managed to negotiate with the EU a status of "partially associated country", allowing them access to ERC grants and Marie Curie mobility schemes, but did not reach as far as allowing their small businesses access to venture capital or grants or the specialised SME funding stream.
Shorn of EU funding, the school's scientists have also lost access to a range of MSc and researcher mobility schemes that, while often "complex, bureaucratic – all that's wrong with the EU, basically", according to Mortensen, "are still really, really important for younger academics".
But mobility schemes can help make Europe more attractive for researchers, the EC hopes.
Currently, the EC's most important mobility schemes are the Marie Curie actions.
