The phrase "a dynamic picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, scene, or concept that is constantly changing or evolving.
Example: "The artist's work captures a dynamic picture of urban life, showcasing the constant movement and energy of the city."
Alternatives: "an evolving image" or "a lively depiction".
Conceptualizing a dynamic picture of tumorigenesis is complicated by inter-individual heterogeneity.
Even the adaptation of some equitable defences into the law dovetails with a dynamic picture of the equitable function.
The United States and other countries have embarked upon brain-mapping initiatives, and Pavlov would have endorsed their principal goal: to create a dynamic picture of the brain that demonstrates, at the cellular level, how neural circuits interact.
And earlier this month, I unveiled the BRAIN initiative, which will give scientists the tools that they need to get a dynamic picture of the brain in action, and better understand how we think and learn and remember.
Millions of visitors have taken millions of pictures of it over the last century but apparently a dynamic picture (that is a dynamic characterization) does not exist or is not publicly available.
Living in a tent among the people, speaking the vernacular fluently, recording "texts" freely on the scene of action as well as in set interviews, and observing reactions with an acute clinical eye, Malinowski was able to present a dynamic picture of social institutions that clearly distinguished ideal norms from actual behaviour.
Electron microscopy and tomography readily revealed a very dynamic picture of the mini-rings highlighted by a bipartite structure splitting the ring into an ordered and less ordered half.
A strength of the qualitative approach used in this study, namely focus groups and cognitive interviews, is that it provides a more dynamic picture of the social processes involved than is possible from a static view captured by survey methods.
Not only does this high-def television promise a detailed, dynamic picture, it also lets you stream videos from your favorite Web sites right onto the screen with a connector wire.
Our approach combines formative research methods with survey research to provide a more dynamic picture of child and adolescent oral health status than is possible from a static view captured by survey methods, alone.
Overall, this study reveals a surprisingly dynamic picture of cave evolution in montane western North America.
