The phrase "dramatic phenomenon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or occurrence that is striking or noteworthy, often in a theatrical or emotional context.
Example: "The sudden change in weather was a dramatic phenomenon that left the entire town in awe."
Alternatives: "striking event" or "theatrical occurrence."
These materials transform from freely flowing to weakly solid under an applied magnetic field, a dramatic phenomenon that is the basis for a variety of commercial applications of these controllable or "smart" materials.
The authors concluded that this dramatic phenomenon is likely related to Australia's prohibition of FQ use in poultry production.
Most hybrids display a dramatic phenomenon known as heterosis ("hybrid vigor"), which is a level of productivity that exceeds that of either parent.
Jimmy is simply and abundantly alive; that rarest of dramatic phenomena, the act of original creation, has taken place; and those who carp were better silent.
As correctly pointed out in [17 20], time delays may change the dynamic characters of neural networks and cause some dramatic phenomena such as oscillations, divergences, and so on.
These unexpected and dramatic phenomena are predicted a priori by a bifurcation analysis of the model equations with the controller gain as the bifurcation parameter.
By interacting with this mechanically central part of the channel, QAs and other drugs may be able to influence the relative stability of the different gating states with functional consequences that can vary from subtle shifts in the gating equilibrium to the more dramatic phenomena observed by Armstrong.
In addition, no hollow structures were found in any of the scaffolds during the degradation, which indicates there was no dramatic autocatalytic phenomenon such as that seen for massive solid structures such as a plate in the porous PLA scaffold.
Even when it is over, that dramatic weather phenomenon we call El Niño is never quite over.
Among these clades, Squamata (lizards and snakes) is regarded generally as an exemplary model for studying modes and causes of this potentially dramatic evolutionary phenomenon (e.g., [ 1- 3]).
The result was so dramatic that the phenomenon quickly became known as "giant magneto-resistance" (GMR .Technology Quarterly Mightier than the pen?
