The phrase "a dynamic mode of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a flexible or adaptable approach to a particular process or system.
Example: "The organization adopted a dynamic mode of operation to respond quickly to market changes."
Alternatives: "an adaptive method of" or "a flexible approach to".
The aim of the present study is to obtain afterslip as a dynamic mode of a fault containing two regions with different mechanical behaviours: a strong, velocity-weakening region (asperity) and a weak, velocity-strengthening region.
Species-specific differential gene expression may be attributed to a dynamic mode of regulation, which is suitable to species-specific adaptations to different insect vectors and life-cycle features, different target tissues, and distinct disease pathogenesis.
The first atmospheric enrichment experiment that was performed by SAM on Mars was a dynamic mode version of the noble gas enrichment experiment on sol 231.
A second reason to support the idea of a more dynamic mode of suspension feeding in Vetulicola concerns its overall morphology, which is indicative of relatively active swimming.
Our phylogenetic analysis uncovered a highly dynamic mode of OBP and CSP gene family evolution, although to a lesser extent for the CSP family.
In the experiments, the thermal manikin was regulated in a dynamic mode using a model of human thermoregulation and was employed to evaluate the fulfillment of the thermal comfort criteria.
We present a novel dynamic mode of the relationship between testosterone and prostate cancer by hypothesizing that the magnitude of age-related declines in testosterone, rather than a static level of testosterone measured at a single point, may trigger and promote the development of prostate cancer.
Ideally, the Q-factor of a dynamic mode sensor should be infinity for maximizing the minimum detection limits.
In real-time drilling, bottomhole conditions are often in a dynamic mode, and a greater percentage of drilling fluids invasion occur during this time because the inertia state of the mud is surpassed by the hydrodynamic condition of mud particles and the fluids shearing action (Ezeakacha et al. 2016).
Results show that the heat release is in phase with the pressure oscillations (θqp ≈ 0) at the onset of a dynamic mode, while as the operating conditions change within the mode, the phase grows until it reaches a critical value θqp = θc, at which the combustor switches to another dynamic mode.
The article presents a successful attempt to include all dynamic modes of motion (longitudinal and lateral) into the analysis taking stability criteria as constraints.
