[Air-L] Adverbal form of mobile?

[Ivan Atman]

Hi Rich,



I haven't heard or read the adverb of "mobile", I think it's a flat adverb where it stays in its adjective form but functions as adverb. 




"The network consisted of individual persons as nodes with mobile-mediated links connecting them."




The phrase reads as in "mobile-mediated communication" we often find in text books. 




Please correct me if I misunderstood the context of your sentence. 










Cheers,

Ivan









On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 4:44 pm, Rich Ling <riseling at gmail.com="mailto:riseling at gmail.com">> wrote:
Dear all,


What is the adverbial form of mobile?


The specific sentence I am trying to forge is "The network consisted of

individual persons as nodes with mobially [sic.] mediated links connecting

them." It might be that I can reformulate the sentence, but that still does

not solve the problem of the adverbial form issue.


I have tried mobally, mobily, etc, but nothing seems right. Further there

is not much guidance on the internet.


Thanks for any help.


-- 

Rich L.

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