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The phrase "a dynamic and active" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is characterized by constant change, progress, or activity, often in a positive context.
Example: "The team adopted a dynamic and active approach to problem-solving, which led to innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "energetic and engaged" or "vibrant and proactive".
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"This is still a dynamic and active fire," a Cal Fire statement said on Friday.
For example, a recent investigation of berry pulp and skin revealed a dynamic and active ripening process occurring in the late stages of berry development, with ethylene signaling appearing to play a bigger role in non-climacteric fruit ripening than previously thought [ 41].
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This change in paradigm, in which the aim is to establish and consolidate a new dental practice, the Oral Health Team, requires a professional with acquired skills to offer services in an active and dynamic fashion within a team.
This defines XBP1 mRNA not as a static, passive substrate but as an active and dynamic element instrumental to the metazoan UPR.
The patient thus becomes a passive and static thing rather than an active and dynamic process" (Bickhard 2011).
An American anesthesiologist named George Mashour tells her that "the unconscious mind is not this black sea of nothingness," but an "active and dynamic" place; one might imagine the anesthetized mind as a concert hall in which the conductor is missing but the orchestra still performs.
"The brain is an active and dynamic device".
But she is also an active and dynamic participant.
History matters, and can be an active and dynamic component in the present.
The study of parasitoid communities is an active and dynamic field.
The mechanism of endochondral bone growth is incompletely understood and continues to be an active and dynamic area of research [11].
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