The phrase "a dynamic form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is flexible, adaptable, or capable of change, often in contexts related to art, design, or systems.
Example: "The artist created a dynamic form that evolved with each interaction, captivating the audience."
Alternatives: "an evolving structure" or "a fluid shape".
We extend our earlier work by providing a dynamic form of shared context, using a modified SIP session negotiation mechanism.
It remains to be seen whether such a dynamic form of character development will either empower or baffle the player, but Salvatore believes it enforces a kind of open world realism and flexibility so far unseen in RPGs.
Social co-operative multi-stakeholder models are a dynamic form of democratic social enterprise that may go some way to providing inclusive solutions to many of the issues within our care systems.
This paper adopts a normative approach to develop a dynamic form of corporate reporting designed to deal with the threat posed by mass extinction of species.
Fatigue extrusions imply a dynamic form of crack closure that could develop immediately at the crack tip even for fatigue at high mean load.
In this paper we introduce a model – called λ-geometry model – for handling a dynamic form of imprecision which allows the precision changes in the input data of geometric problems.
It combines a dynamic form-based interface for defining queries and transformation rules with powerful pattern matching capabilities and offers thus a highly expressive visual language.
A dynamic forming process is obtained and machining gap distributions at different stages are analyzed.
The spatiality of this process is interpreted as a dynamic formed by the dialectical tension between the situated and distributed elements of knowing in videogames development as a creative practice.
The gathering of information and its combination in a more dynamic form is an old artistic practice we usually refer to as collage.
Paul Bickley of Theos, a religious think-tank, describes it as a more dynamic form of mission.
