The phrase "a more flexible mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options, methods, or approaches that allow for adaptability or variation.
Example: "In our new project, we aim to implement a more flexible mode of communication to better accommodate team members' preferences."
Alternatives: "a more adaptable method" or "a more versatile approach."
The increasing share of renewable energy sources and their stochastic attitude of power production force the conventional fossil fuel thermal plants to operate in a more flexible mode, with rapid load changes (ramp up/down rates) and in lower thermal loads than their current technical minimum.
Interestingly, a recent structural study of the Xenopus TET (ten-eleven translocation) 3 type-3 ZF-CxxC domain revealed a more flexible mode of DNA binding that permits recognition of non-methylated cytosine bases in either a CpG or a non-CpG context.
The main objective of this partnership is to provide an alternative more flexible mode of volunteering that complements existing community partnerships and engages those people who may otherwise not have volunteered because of perceived time or geographical restrictions.
The reason for the transformation of transport service trajectories towards the inclusion of informational and methodological operations lies mainly in the pressure from shippers and the transformation of modes of production, in particular the development of more flexible mode of production, which rely heavily on flexible logistic systems and information flows.
Increasingly, universities are using technology to provide students with more flexible modes of participation.
This paper explores the role of budgeting in the context of the more flexible modes of management required in conditions of uncertainty.
There have been significant changes in the approaches to teaching and learning in higher education with the advent of MOOCs, flipped classroom approaches, the introduction of informal learning spaces, the gamification of learning and the expectation of more flexible modes of delivery.
Before the introduction of the 'flexibility bonus' within the German renewable energy law in 2012 (EEG 2012), which remunerates the installation of additional capacity able to provide more flexible modes of operation, most existing bioenergy installations kept their plant capacity at the same level for the whole year.
Compared to a pipeline-based system, an offshore CCS system using Liquefied CO2 (Lcarrierrrier ships and offshore oil wells is expected to offer a more flexible and efficient mode of CCS to many countries, especially nations such as Korea where a pipeline-based system is inherently infeasible.
