The phrase "a dynamic element of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a component or aspect that is characterized by constant change or activity within a particular context.
Example: "Innovation is a dynamic element of our business strategy that allows us to adapt to market changes."
Alternatives: "an active component of" or "a fluid aspect of".
Because the building will be sheathed in milled glass and the elevator exterior walls colored a shocking Ferrari red, the moving gallery will be visible from outside, a "dynamic element of the facade inside this translucent tube," Mr. Foster said.
Mattingly had praised Bernie Williams for passing him on the Yankees' career homer list, gushing about how Williams had blossomed from a kid who looked as if he had mistaken the clubhouse for a college library into a dynamic element of a dynastic team.
The graft was sewn to the vastus medialis muscle with several sutures, providing a dynamic element of stability.
Previous studies described the M-band as a dynamic element of the sarcomeric cytoskeleton which adapts to the contractile regime of a particular muscle by varying the type and number of different myomesin molecules cross-linking the thick filaments [ 3].
Our results provide strong support for the SHAPE-directed frameshift model, and the functional importance of SHAPE-detected conformations for frameshifting reveals that the frameshift domain is a dynamic element capable of structural remodeling and supports the existence of a secondary frameshift site.
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The computational methods adopted here have been specifically designed to simulate a dynamic element in a previous static representation of a biological network, providing essential support for guiding future research, whilst also allowing for a systemic view of the biological network of interest.
Mary's struggle is the most dynamic element of a rather sparse story, but Ackroyd's short, brisk sentences and spare but well-chosen descriptions provide a compelling forward momentum.
"The most dynamic element of the FIS's supporters the unemployed urban young has not been mobilised for the election," said one westerner.
The dynamic element of time must be represented, in McTaggart's view, by the series of properties of pastness, presentness, and futurity, which (in contrast to the static B-series) are constantly changing.
Our theoretical framework has two distinct features: (i) the dynamic element of the model and (ii) the derivation of the entire optimal waiting time distribution of patients treated at the steady state based on hospital's structural characteristics.
