The phrase "a dynamic interplay between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an active and changing relationship or interaction between two or more elements, concepts, or entities.
Example: "The research highlights a dynamic interplay between social media usage and mental health outcomes among teenagers."
Alternatives: "an active interaction between" or "a vibrant exchange between".
Experimental results suggest that in plants cell differentiation strongly depends upon positional information [1], but it is likely that cell fate is the result of a dynamic interplay between positional information and intracellular GRN dynamics [2].
In the last 20 years, in a dynamic interplay between research and ill-health, developments in our understanding of the brain have transformed stroke treatment.
A dynamic interplay between dislocations and disclinations results from a disclination-induced source term in the transport of dislocations.
"The line was like a living entity to him born of a dynamic interplay between Allan and the thousands of callers he touched.
Detailed mapping of glacigenic landforms and instrumental levelling of the shorelines reveals a dynamic interplay between the glacier margins and lake formation.
Normal skin architecture and melanocyte function is maintained by a dynamic interplay between the melanocytes themselves, the epithelial cells between which they are interspersed, and their microenvironment.
We interpret Qf3 to be the result of a dynamic interplay between hillslope vegetation, soils, and hydrology as they are conditioned by climate and climatic change.
Here, we demonstrate that self-renewal and pluripotent properties of human embryonic stem (ES) cells depend on a dynamic interplay between human ES cells and autologously derived human ES cell fibroblast-like cells (hdFs).
Here we discuss recent data showing immune functions of eosinophils distinct from their previously appreciated tissue- and helminth-destructive capacities, providing strong evidence for a new paradigm of Th2 immunity defined by a dynamic interplay between eosinophils and T cells.
