The phrase "when commuting" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of traveling from one place to another, especially when done regularly or on a frequent basis. For example, "I always listen to podcasts when commuting to work."
It's also quiet and comfortable when commuting to your desk job.
The return on their time invested was even worse when commuting times were included.
Dr. Foreman is no stranger to subway napping: He began doing so when commuting from Brooklyn during his residency, and said he coveted any sleep he could get.
Midweek nights, when commuting singles hit the bar straight from the train, as well as Fridays and late Saturdays, are particularly busy.
They found no relationship between the illness and traffic exposure at work or travelling to and from work, even when commuting times were long.
"It's the first piece of work clothing I shed each evening," said Mr. Sterk, who places it on the Metro-North overhead rack when commuting to Mamaroneck from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University in Manhattan.
Yet even when commutes go awry, Karen said the customers' response has been surprisingly positive to their presence on platforms and at stations.
This week he posted pictures online from inside his room at the Study at Yale, a boutique hotel where he stays when not commuting to his apartment in New York.
Was I more aware of God when I was commuting or when I was using a computer?
Parson's Cause, dispute involving Anglican clergy in colonial Virginia, arising (1755, 1758) when laws commuted clerical salaries, previously paid in tobacco, to currency at the rate of twopence a pound when tobacco was selling at sixpence a pound.
She's an experimental choreographer, so when she commutes it's research.
