"dynamic entrepreneurial" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an individual or company that is energetic and innovative when it comes to business. For example, "John Smith is a dynamic entrepreneurial leader in the tech industry."
Just last week we were reminded of how events have swung against the private sector - supposedly the dynamic, entrepreneurial engine of the economy.
President Obama's inaugural address, which recognised that a successful economy mixes dynamic entrepreneurial effort with effective collective action and a strong social contract, provides a more reliable compass.
"I want to build the heavy lifting infrastructure that allows for the dynamic entrepreneurial explosion of thousands of companies in space that I have witnessed over the last 21 years on the internet," he said.
"But what I've seen is a perfectly normal, bustling, dynamic, entrepreneurial, thrusting, middle-income developing world city that has clearly enormous potential; not a regimented, disciplined society under the thumb of the authority.
With 700 SMEs already signed-up to Rise To, the company said it currently has 2,000 young job-seekers eagerly looking for opportunities with some of the UK's most dynamic entrepreneurial businesses.
Which brings us to 2014, where tech-clusters and high-speed trains are on the menu, attracting all the cachet associated with dynamic entrepreneurial economies on the up, they are the latest in a long line of optimistic modernising visions for the north.
He has even, as we report here, forfeited the goodwill of America's most dynamic and entrepreneurial asset.
However, one way to remain innovative is to acquire start-ups that are small, dynamic, and entrepreneurial, in part because they are small.
"The United States is still home to the most dynamic and entrepreneurial people in the world," Mr. Pawlenty said during a speech at the University of Chicago.
But more important than the numbers produced is the way these motorcycles are made especially the way designers, suppliers and manufacturers have organised themselves into a dynamic and entrepreneurial network.Unlike state-run firms, the city's private-sector upstarts, such as Longxin and Zongshen, do not have big foreign partners like Honda or Suzuki with deep pockets and proven designs.
"There is a fast-growing demand for high-quality education, and we are lucky to have a dynamic and entrepreneurial sector that is well placed to contribute.
