The phrase "a dynamic segment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a part of a larger whole that is characterized by change or activity, often in contexts like business, demographics, or technology.
Example: "The youth market is a dynamic segment of the consumer landscape, constantly evolving with trends and preferences."
Alternatives: "an active portion of" or "a vibrant part of".
We analyse the drivers of two successive leadership changes in the regional, or mid-sized jet market, a particularly dynamic segment of the commercial aircraft industry.
In particular, they adopt a dynamic segment size control mechanism, which makes the segmentation adapt to the dynamics of the network.
Depicted are the firing patterns of two place cells: one cell that was active primarily on one dynamic segment of the track (A – D ) and another place cell that was active on a static part of the track (E – H ). (A ) Each green dot represents a spike, which is shown in two reference frames: 2D (upper row) and linear (bottom row).
The deal both pushes Pepsi to the forefront of the noncarbonated drink business, the most dynamic segment of the soft-drink industry, and gives it control of such recognizable foods as Life cereal, Rice-A-Roni and Aunt Jemima pancake syrup.
"This is definitely the most dynamic segment of financial services," says Find/SVP banking consultant Elizabeth Rowe.
This experiment focuses on one very dynamic segment of China's labor market the Internet job board sector.
[A1.] PepsiCo to Acquire 90% of SoBe PepsiCo agreed to buy a 90percentt stake in South Beach Beverage for $370 million in cash, beating its archrival Coca-Cola again in one of the most dynamic segments of the beverage industry.
And yesterday Pepsico said it bought a 90percentt stake in South Beach, based in Wallingford, Conn., for $370 million in cash, beating its rival again in one of the most dynamic segments of the beverage industry.
Solution-state NMR is uniquely powerful for observing dynamic segments of macromolecular assemblies.
Among them, the most dynamic segment was that of companies valued between $10 million and $100 million.
