The phrase "a process of dynamic" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing change, evolution, or ongoing development, but it needs additional context to be fully effective.
Example: "The project involves a process of dynamic adaptation to meet the changing needs of the market."
Alternatives: "a process of change" or "a process of evolution".
From (27), power allocation is a process of dynamic interaction.
In a report published today, Ofcom details its decision to allow device makers to use white spaces spectrum in the U.K.'s 470 to 790 MHz frequency band via a process of "dynamic sharing controlled by a spectrum database" aimed at minimizing interference risks.
Something will have been gained if it realizes that energy policy is most likely to advance not by radical change but through a process of dynamic evolution in which the government avoids picking technology winners and spreads its bets as widely, and as wisely, as possible.
In the finer-grained alloys no significant grain fragmentation occurs, and at larger strains, when the spacing of high angle boundaries approaches the crystallite size, a considerable amount of the high angle boundary is removed by a process of dynamic recovery.
We suggest that this is consistent with a process of dynamic sequestration.
The dried pericarps of the fruits (450.0 g) of S. saponaria were ground and extracted with EtOH H2O (9:1) at room temperature, by a process of dynamic maceration with constant mechanical stirring.
Identity in the sense of self-sameness is not a fixed result of a process of development, but a dynamic process of continual integration itself, creating continuity in the persistent self-consciousness over space and time.
According to Hartmann, however, causality is the nexus that connects the phases of a process, the dynamic series of the production of the stages one from the other within the unity and the irreversibility of the process.
Franz Xaver Ohnesorg, a Bavarian who was appointed executive director more than a year ago, characterized the departures in a statement as part of "an evolutionary process of a dynamic institution poised for yet another period of great and exciting growth".
Most breast cancer-related deaths result from metastasis, a process involving dynamic regulation of tumour cell adhesion and migration.
And if included, they would only represent one snapshot of a process that is dynamic.
