The phrase "a big dynamic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or impactful change, force, or interaction within a particular context, such as in discussions about relationships, systems, or environments.
Example: "The introduction of new technology created a big dynamic in the workplace, altering how teams collaborate."
Alternatives: "a major shift" or "a significant change".
"AOL Time Warner is a big, dynamic company, and our online business is only one part of the whole.
A collection of these data can be viewed as a big dynamic graph structure.
So a big dynamic reactive power compensation coefficient can reduce maximum jump value and steady-state value of terminal voltage phase angle, and the jump rate of terminal voltage phase angle is unaffected.
The optimization of the weights and design of algorithm in such way that it avoids a big dynamic numerical range, especially in the first phases, is also of interest.
When I read this one, I knew it was a chance to play a big, dynamic, dramatic part".
That's a big dynamic, so I think that by having it so marginalized, it became an affirmative thing where people were affirming they liked something.
But it reconverged in April, as the Chinese government grappled with a nascent housing bubble.China is, in itself, a big and dynamic part of the world economy.
Turkey is a big and dynamic emerging market and Turkish firms may provide sufficient information for the examination of the relationships between KMC, LC and ED.
This translates to a big referral dynamic for the LinkNYC's once up and running and untold rev-share cash for the City.
Marsh and Konitz took their inspiration from the implacable pianist Lennie Tristano, who believed the narrative of the notes could say everything that needed saying, and that big dynamic contrasts, crescendos or high volume were just plain vulgar.
The third big dynamic in this race, as it has been since Mr. Obama's inauguration, is the extreme antipathy toward Mr. Obama – personally – on the right-wing fringes of this country.
