The phrase "a dynamic return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing finance, investments, or any situation where a return is characterized by change or variability.
Example: "Investors are looking for a dynamic return that adapts to market conditions and maximizes their profits."
Alternatives: "an adaptive return" or "a fluctuating return".
Since then, some teams have employed kickoff specialists, using a roster spot to keep a player whose sole function was to boom the kick into the end zone to keep it away from dynamic return players like Hester, Darren Sproles and Leon Washington.
The tool of Dynamic Return Period is used, and the new concepts of Hazard Trajectories and Fans are introduced, in order to provide useful indications for a valuable multi-site real-time assessment of droughts.
The dynamic return on investment framework we present can be used to address resource allocation problems that conservation organizations face from scales ranging from sub-ecoregional units to global analysis.
We therefore incorporated species complementarity within the dynamic return on investment framework and identified seven mediterranean ecoregions in three biogeographic realms which are priorities for future investment based on maximizing the number of distinct vertebrates.
"We're not a dynamic punt-return team".
Morton had not seen a replay of his dynamic returns until he watched game film this afternoon.
In the 2010 model, each raw data file was captured using a dynamic link that returned the correct data file given a patient identifier and the data type, effectively making this the file's Universal Resource Identifier (URI).
As mentioned previously, from the initial time of precipitation of asphaltene, its deposition on the surface of tubing walls begins; however, this process takes place under the situation of a dynamic equilibrium (deposition and return to the main well stream, at same time but the rate of deposition is higher than coming back).
