The phrase "a dynamic trade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a trade or market that is characterized by constant change, activity, or growth.
Example: "The technology sector is known for being a dynamic trade, with new innovations emerging regularly."
Alternatives: "an evolving market" or "a vibrant industry".
"The first minister should be concentrating his time on using this funding effectively, creating a dynamic trading relationship with our EU partners and developing a growth strategy rather than going to Brussels full of empty words and tired rhetoric about Europe".
Growth rates can significantly affect cellular properties, for example there is a dynamic trade-off between ribosome concentration and plasmid copy number at different growth rates and protein production rates (Hoffmann et al., 2004).
Delegates from present and prospective member countries of the EEC demonstrated that EEC was a dynamic trading area whose agricultural imports from outside countries had increased rapidly and expressed their conviction that this increase would continue.
Walter said he did not believe the Dodgers needed to make a similarly dynamic trade to enliven their fan base — or their clubhouse, where players are increasingly skeptical that the front office will make a major deal to upgrade the roster.
"But all dynamic trading strategies involving derivatives carry some risk.
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According to the U.S. Department of State, "border states are not the only ones that benefit from this dynamic trade relationship - a total of 22 U.S. states have Mexico as the number one or number two destination for their exports, including California, Iowa, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Texas, Tennessee and Wisconsin".
If we were free of the EU with its limiting and limited horizons what a dynamic free trade bloc the Commonwealth could be.
Between those two poles lie an interplay that is described as a "loop" ("I hit ball, see if ball stays inside the court and if opponent returns ball, I hit ball again"), and a whole bunch of loops produces a "dynamic" (we trade the ball many times until one of us makes a mistake and loses a point).
