The phrase "walking duty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a responsibility or task that involves walking, often in the context of jobs or roles that require physical movement.
Example: "As part of my walking duty, I patrol the park to ensure the safety of visitors."
Alternatives: "patrol duty" or "foot patrol."
Obergruppenführer Flooks merely bandaged me up and told me to report for walking duty in the morning.
Volunteering for ShotLink's walking duty is a fun and illuminating experience (for volunteering info, go to shotlink.com).com
To compare each gait, we estimate the walking velocity of legged robot which can be defined as follows: begin{aligned} V = frac{ 1-beta ) U}{beta }, end{aligned} (2)where U : a frac{ 1-betay, (beta) : walking dU}{betator ((beta >0.5)).
But in the shadow of Bergdahl's looming court martial, Koenig knows the military wants Bergdahl to pay the consequences for his decision to walk off duty, especially if any American soldiers died looking for him.
Dr. Klagsbrun was on jury duty, walking from the subway to court, the morning the planes hit.
There was no abrupt shift between these gait patterns stance phases varied smoothly with walking speed and duty cycle (cf. Bellardita and Kiehn, 2015).
When walking through the duty-free areas of an airport, I have to restrain the urge to take all the boxed single malt bottles off the shelves and smash them on the floor.
Penning said he empathised with the widows' campaign in a "very personal way" as one of his constituents, PC Frank Mason, was shot dead when he intervened in a bank robbery while off-duty walking his dog.
One witness, Vanessa Villanova, 23, who had just finished jury duty, was walking near the intersection when the cab exploded.
Officer Perez, who has been on the force for four years, says in his suit that he was off duty and walking from his house to his mother's in the East New York section of Brooklyn on Feb. 23, 1999, when he was stopped by two officers on Van Siclen Avenue.
I remember seeing a US Navy sailor walking around my shore duty command with a Confederate flag ring.
