The phrase "a dynamic linkage between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections that are active and changing between two or more entities or concepts.
Example: "The study highlights a dynamic linkage between economic growth and environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "an active connection between" or "a fluid relationship between".
The foundation for the expanded model was established through the creation of a dynamic linkage between the detailed representation of forest biomass growth and structure in FORECAST with the hydrological processes represented in ForWaDy (Seely et al. 2015).
This HSPG, regulates downstream signaling pathways that are traditionally associated with the integrins [ 12, 103, 104], thus mediating cell migration by creating a dynamic linkage between the ECM and the cytoskeleton and by modulating Rho family members that control the activation of focal adhesion kinase (FAK).
The animation of the project activities utilises dynamic linkage between activities of the schedule and the corresponding 3D components, thus, allowing detection of missing activities and logical errors in the project schedule.
Kanamura (2016) investigated the volatility structure and dynamic linkage between two carbon prices and found energy price had stronger effect on EUA prices than sCER prices using a mean-reverting log normal process for energy prices.
In summary, our findings on local synchronizations, within-frequency regional synchronizations and CFC of the theta and alpha rhythms demonstrate that dynamic linkage between theta oscillations and modality-specific alpha oscillations mediates communication between the central executive functions and storage buffer functions in WM (Fig. 4).
We propose an expanded model that provides more detail regarding the dynamic linkages between body structures and functions, and related activity capacity/limitations and participation performance/restrictions.
The dynamic linkages between facial expressions of anger and a clinically significant measure of coronary dysfunction are shown.
Since the turn of the 20th century, social scientists have identified dynamic linkages between economic development, cultural change, and political development with popularized arguments for and against modernization (Huntington 1996; Chua 2003; Sachs 2005).
It highlights the dynamic linkages between the domains and the different pillars.
It highlights the dynamic linkages between context, process of development, design, implementation and effects and between different health system pillars.
Integrins participate in these cellular processes by providing a dynamic physical linkage between the ECM and the actin cytoskeleton.
