The phrase "a far more dynamic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of dynamism between two or more subjects, emphasizing a significant increase in dynamism.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is a far more dynamic approach than the previous one, allowing for greater engagement with our audience."
Alternatives: "much more dynamic" or "significantly more dynamic".
It turns "market research" into a far more dynamic and creative process.
Terrified by Mr. Bradley's successes, Mr. Gore revamped his campaign, honed his message and became a far more dynamic campaigner.
In contrast, the cisternal maturation model depicts the Golgi apparatus as a far more dynamic organelle than does the vesicular transport model.
Unlike DNA sequencing, she says, it can tell her which genes are actually being expressed, so it offers a far more dynamic picture of a cell in action.
Adding Wiggins, Bennett and Young along with first-round draft pick Zach LaVine transforms the Wolves into a far more dynamic team around pass-happy point guard Ricky Rubio.
In contrast, Iran looked to the Obama team as a far more dynamic, open society eager to restore its traditional role as one of the great powers — if not the greatest — in the Middle East.
In Yamamoto's black-and-white images, I sense a gentle but prickly anti-Kondo spirit, a Japanese world far more dynamic than Kondo's bourgeois one of bare white walls and tidy, unpeopled floors.
What's happening now with mobile and social and the convergence of those two is creating an environment that's far more dynamic to marketing than email ever was".
But though Britons laugh at Lord Hawhaw, they listen to him; as a radio personality he's far more dynamic than the majority of the young men the B.B.C. puts on the air.
"With Roger, Ricardo and team have built a beautiful app that takes the best aspects of these two mediums, creating a conversation platform that's far more dynamic and personal".
An economic system based on free labour and free exchange is far more dynamic and adaptable than a system based on coercion.
