Is it correct to say "signing of the tourist routes"?

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Is it correct to say: "Signing of the tourist routes of active modes of travel"?

Or should it be: "Installation of the signs on the tourist routes of active modes of travel"?
Also, is this variant possible: "Signage for the tourist routes for active modes of travel"? I doubt, because "signage" doesn't denote an action, when i do mean the process of signs installation itself..

Another is:
Is it correct to say: "The tourist sign of the beginning/of the end of the route"?
Or it is correct: "The tourist sign for the beginning/for the end of the route"?

Another one:
Is it correct to say: "bicycle markers", "bicyclical transport", "bicycle route"?
Or it is correct: "cycling markers", "cyclical transport", "cycling route"? Meaning a route for a bicycle..

And another one:
Is it correct to say: "providing of the
safety of tourists"?
Or it is correct: "providing for the
safety of tourists"?

Is it correct to say: "quality of service of tourists"?
Or it is correct: "quality of service for tourists"?

Thanks a lot

Dimsumexpress · Accepted Answer

Hi,
May I may a suggeston? It's ok to post multiple questions if you have simple yes and no questions.
You have several non-related questions with unclear contexts which are difficult to understand.
Learners often make the mistakes in asking "is this correct to say...". The forum volunteers don't always know what the posters exactly have intended to say sometimes as several options are possible depending on the thought of the author.

toleranceIs it correct to say: "Signing of the tourist routes of active modes of travel"?

Not sure what you want to say!

toleranceAnother is:
Is it correct to say: "The tourist sign of the beginning/of the end of the route"?
Or it is correct: "The tourist sign for the beginning/for the end of the route"?

Same comment as previous

toleranceAnother one:
Is it correct to say: "bicycle markers", "bicyclical transport", "bicycle route"?
Or it is correct: "cycling markers", "cyclical transport", "cycling route"? Meaning a route for a bicycle..

.
What is your question exactly? You have too many noun phrases revolving the words "cycle", seeming used with confused meaning.

toleranceAnd another one:
Is it correct to say: "providing of the safety of tourists"?
Or it is correct: "providing for the safety of tourists"?

Is it correct to say: "quality of service of tourists"?
Or it is correct: "quality of service for tourists"?

These are incomplete sentences. So they are incorrect.

Tolerance · Answer

Can an expression "installation of the signs" in a sentence "Installation of the signs on the tourist routes of active modes of travel" be replaced with a word "Signing" in way that i get a sentence "Signing of the tourist routes of active modes of travel" of the same meaning to the first sentence?

Also, can an expression "installation of the signs" be replaced with a word "Signage" in a way that i get a sentence "Signage for the tourist routes for active modes of travel" equal in meaning to the sentence "Installation of the signs on the tourist routes of active modes of travel"?

When i intend to install a sign (a signboard) in the begging or in the end of a route, then i say "it is a sign of the beginning/of the end of the route" or i should say "it is a sign for the beginning/for the end of the route"? Which preposition is a proper one?

A route along which i ride on a bicycle is called "a cycling route" not "a bicycle route", isn't it?
While riding along a route i meet directing "bicycle markers", or you call them "bicyclical markers", or "cycling markers"? How do you call signs that direct traffic of a bicycle?

In general all bicycles can be called "a cyclical transport", cant they?

When i need to provide a safety for tourist during their traveling, i should say "My responsibility is providing of the safety of tourists" or this will be "My responsibility is providing for the safety of tourists". Which preposition is a proper one?

Is it now enough clear?

Dimsumexpress · Answer

toleranceCan an expression "installation of the signs" in a sentence "Installation of the signs on the tourist routes of active modes of travel" be replaced with a word "Signing" in way that i get a sentence "Signing of the tourist routes of active modes of travel" of the same meaning to the first sentence?

Ok, you have too many prepositions in your sentence which are not making sense. What is "modes of travel"?
I am still not sure what you have in mind by the fragmentations composed of these words.
You can say" the highway maintenance crew is working on the installation of the new freeway signs".

Signage is typically referred to anything displaying an intended message, like a comercial billboard, even signs you see in Disneyland, guiding you to different point of interests or needs.
Perhaps, you originally meant: Installation of signs with travel information for tourists with various needs.

Tolerance · Answer

Under "mode of travel" i stand all possible types of traveling along a tourist route , namely pedestrian, by bicycle, on skis , by water, equestrian etc.

Originally i meant: "Installation of signs on(along) tourist routes of active modes of travel (active tourism)". A word "signing" is not appropriate to be used instead of "installation of signs", is it?

Could not you see the other questions? What , they need a separate thread?

Dimsumexpress · Answer

I have given ample of explanations and advice. But you hadn't given one complete example until the last post. I had trouble understanding "mode of travel".

tolerance"Installation of signs on(along) tourist routes of active modes of travel (active tourism)"

Uuuh! I see!

toleranceOriginally i meant: "Installation of signs on(along) tourist routes of active modes of travel (active tourism)". A word "signing" is not appropriate to be used instead of "installation of signs", is it?

Could not you see the other questions? What , they need a separate thread?

I am sorry! I couldn't see and I couldn't understand your style of expressions. Perhaps, someone else would step in?

Tolerance · Answer

You have forgotten that the aim of this forum is helping , not witting..

Toms Mathew · Answer

Hi,

If your question is genuine and not for checking the teachers......you will get the answer. One more suggestion ask one question at a time.

Thanks.

Tolerance · Answer

I am wondering, because i don't know how you say it, i am not American.

What ..I would not even bother, if that was for a teacher' check..
Your suggestion sounds like "Use the space of forum not effectively"

Dimsumexpress · Answer

toleranceYou have forgotten that the aim of this forum is helping , not witting..

Tolerance,

With that comment, I'd urge you to go back and review your last comment in your previous post. If you don't want to bother, I'll make it easy. I'll paste it for you.
"Could not you see the other questions? What , they need a separate thread? "
How did it sound to your own ears? Is that the attitude you came to the forum with?

In reply, I said:" I am sorry! I couldn't see and I couldn't understand your style of expressions. Perhaps, someone else would step in?"
I merely responded to your sarcastic comment. Is that what you called "witting" ? Learners should learn to observe common courtesy when requesting for help. Mind you, I had tried to help with examples and advise you on how to construct questions in away that people can understand. Your questions were unclear. Obviously, you feel no need to heed my advice. This forum is aimed at providing help to learners but in return, I feel learners requesting help need to be courteous and respectful in their comments and attitude. It doesn't take someone American to do that!

Tolerance · Answer

I would never respond in the "Could not you see the other questions?" way, only if somebody caused such response with the first answer that had nothing in common with my query, being a post for statistic counter increase only.

That is irritating, when you ask, for example, for a way to down town and instead of that hear some mismatching response, isn't it sir dimsumexpress?
Still, so many answers and few somehow clarifying something..

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