The phrase "a more dynamic model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or changes to a model that enhance its adaptability or responsiveness.
Example: "In our latest research, we propose a more dynamic model to better account for fluctuations in market trends."
Alternatives: "a more flexible model" or "an enhanced model".
Following his lead, Dr. Kane broke with the past practice of assuming steady-state conditions in favor of a more dynamic model.
OpenDF employs a more dynamic model than PREESM but its related code generation does not currently support multicore embedded systems.
While not a scientific survey, Hallam-Baker felt that the results were disturbing enough to urge a shift in network security from static credentials, such as passwords and credit-card numbers, to a more dynamic model where identifying information changes at intervals.
"We have 100 years of fire-science research to tell us that when people in large numbers run, they die," said the former cop, who teaches what he characterized as a more dynamic model of active-shooter prep in schools, including the Clark County district in Vegas.
The analysis was chosen over a more dynamic model that would rather reflect delay in screening behaviour than coverage.
A more dynamic model explaining political agenda-setting for a specific health issue was developed by Kingdon [ 4, 5].
I would subscribe to more a more dynamic allocation model where monitoring is far more active than in the past.
Thus, a more dynamic optimization model was employed to appropriately optimize the MLMDT performance.
In future studies, the use of a more dynamic structural model may help unravel the causal interrelationships between somatic symptoms and family disagreements over time.
A stable matrix underpinning nuclear organization was hypothesized, but the idea was abandoned as more dynamic models of chromatin behavior became prevalent.
To understand better the transactional processes that shape and link personality and adaptive success over the life course, longitudinal designs and more dynamic models of personality development will be needed.
