The phrase "a dynamic enterprise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a business or organization that is active, adaptable, and constantly evolving in response to changes in the market or environment.
Example: "Our company has become a dynamic enterprise, consistently innovating to meet the needs of our customers."
Alternatives: "an agile organization" or "a vibrant business".
He was running a dynamic enterprise that was bound to recover when the market perked up.
He saw interpretations of religious law as an evolving series of dialogues with the religious text, and he urged that Islamic education be reshaped to become a dynamic enterprise.
This paper focuses its attention on the key features of the energy policy in Navarre, where there has emerged a dynamic enterprise sector.
The policy context within which the study will be conducted is likely to alter during the course of the study, and qualitative organisational research is itself a dynamic enterprise.
This paper proposes a methodology for dynamic enterprise process performance evaluation with metric measurement models based on Activity-Based Costing and Activity-Based Management (ABC/ABM) for six types of process flows within manufacturing enterprises, including activity flow, product information flow, resource flow, cost flow, cash flow, and profit flow.
We also elaborate the co-evolution mechanism of collective intelligence across enterprises throughout the lifecycle of a dynamic virtual enterprise.
Imperial College, which is known for its dynamic enterprise culture, spins out an average of two companies a month.
We then introduce a knowledge sharing community model and adopt an agent based solution to perform the functions of knowledge sharing among members of a dynamic virtual enterprise.
Śāntarakṣita was doing more than that; he was encouraging his readers to take on those philosophical tenet systems he considered to be hierarchically "lower" in order to facilitate what seems to be a dynamic philosophical enterprise of multi-tiered engagement with a host of philosophical positions and views.
Designing data warehouse (DW) systems in highly dynamic enterprise environments is not an easy task.
His detractors would say what's needed is a dose of Joseph Schumpeter's "creative destruction" so that new, dynamic enterprises can replace old, inefficient ones.
