"soft mobility" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to methods of transportation that are low impact, environmentally-friendly, and healthy, such as walking, cycling, or the use of electric vehicles. For example, "City planners are investing in soft mobility infrastructure to reduce traffic and improve air quality."
"Our fourth quarter financial results were driven by a holiday season characterized by lower store traffic, intense promotional activity particularly in consumer electronics, a very soft mobility marketplace and a few operational issues," said Joseph C. Magnacca, RadioShack CEO.
In Portugal, there have been some recent efforts by public authorities at central and local levels to promote the provision of soft modes (e.g., walking and cycling), but the implementation of a soft mobility network is in its early stage.
At the same time other experiments emerged, such as the green, ecological, and soft mobility networks—all of great interest, but often only applied on a voluntary or partial basis, whether through a lack of legal recognition, or because they were never organically integrated within area, municipal, or mobility plans.
All net earnings from Area C are invested to promote sustainable mobility and policies to reduce air pollution, including the redevelopment, protection and development of public transport, "soft mobility" (pedestrians, cycling, Zone 30) and systems to rationalize the distribution of goods.
Throughout we look at soft-mobility from the citizen's perspective and highlight the barriers to soft-mobility in winter.
This paper explores the impacts of weather on non-motorised human movement (soft-mobility).
The model deconvolutes the underlying contributions to soft particle mobility, identifying large morphology differences between microgels with similar absolute mobility values (i.e. AA-NIPAM and VAA-NIPAM).
The cone penetrometer test has been used for decades to quantify the soft soil mobility performance of ground vehicles.
Based on the experience of successful skin-penetrating implants in the head and neck regions [ 29], the skin is attached directly to the distal end of the residual bone to reduce soft tissue mobility and risk of infection.
Never has a collegiate women's player possessed the combination of Griner's size, mobility, soft shooting touch, effortless dunking and elegant obstructiveness, which allows her to block shots while hardly ever drifting into foul trouble.
Personalized travel plans have been regarded as potentially effective soft measures in mobility management.
