The phrase "abundant and dynamic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is plentiful and characterized by constant change or activity.
Example: "The ecosystem in the rainforest is abundant and dynamic, supporting a wide variety of species and interactions."
Alternatives: "rich and vibrant" or "plentiful and lively".
The European Commission therefore provides broad support for 'the development of abundant and dynamic world-class human resources in the European research system'.
O-GlcNAc modification is an abundant and dynamic process, as is phosphorylation, for numerous nucleocytoplasmic proteins [46].
All these observations are at odds with the expectedly abundant and dynamic repertoire of spacers in an immune system aiming at protecting bacteria from phages.
As one of the most abundant and dynamic histone modifications, H3K9me2 patterns vary greatly during development and in disease pathogenesis.
5hmC plays a key role in the brain, where it is particularly abundant and dynamic during development.
Responding to what he described as "the moderato, mezzo forte syndrome — everything was kind of not too fast, not too slow, not too loud, not too soft," he developed a style marked by infectious vitality, abundant energy and dynamic extremes.
Second, the serum SEPs were very low abundant and highly dynamic among individuals.
These predator-prey systems with prey group defense ability have more abundant and interesting dynamic characteristics and attract attention of many scholars.
These disease-associated IDPs and IDRs are real, abundant, diversified, vital, and dynamic.
While a consideration of microtubular systems of ciliates is beyond the scope of this contribution, these systems are known to be abundant and in part dynamic over the cell cycle, yet have been little investigated in the largest ciliates such as Stentor.
In D. mojavensis is relatively abundant and transpositionally active but copy density in the dynamic chromosome 2 is not significantly higher than in the rest of chromosomes.
