The phrase "a large and dynamic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both significant in size and characterized by constant change or activity.
Example: "The organization has a large and dynamic workforce that adapts quickly to market changes."
Alternatives: "a substantial and active" or "a significant and evolving".
"This is a large and dynamic region where we currently don't provide any retail banking services," he said.
Things are off to a promising start with Adam Fuss's "Now!" (1988), a large and dynamic photogram made by splashing photographic paper with water just as the flashbulb popped.
A team that's up and coming on the field whose fan base is not exactly spoiled by an overabundance of postseason success in a large and dynamic community that loves its sports but had been turned off by so many things about this franchise".
Industrial traceability systems are designed to operate over complex supply chains, with a large and dynamic group of participants.
The human gut is the natural habitat for a large and dynamic bacterial community that has a great relevance for health.
The removal of introns from nascent precursor messenger RNA (pre-mRNA) transcripts is catalyzed by the spliceosome, a large and dynamic RNA-protein complex in the cell nucleus [1].
Selection and accurate removal of introns is an essential step in gene expression that is performed by a large and highly dynamic macromolecular machine, called spliceosome.
A large and systematically tunable dynamic range is important for biosensing.
As Congress considers such a plan, there are certain principles that must guide its deliberations: This growth package must be big enough to make a difference in an economy as large and dynamic as ours, which means it should be about 1% of gross domestic product.
The gastrointestinal tract of animals harbors a large, complex, and dynamic microbial community, and the composition of this community ultimately reflects the co-evolution or selection of microorganisms with their animal host and the diet adopted by the host.
Small heat shock proteins (sHsps) are a family of large and dynamic oligomers highly expressed in long-lived cells of muscle, lens and brain.
