"dynamic frontier" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation or concept that is constantly changing in the face of new challenges. For example, "The world's technology industry is a dynamic frontier, with new breakthroughs being made on a daily basis."
This takes place within a dynamic of frontiers and territorialization.
All these factors make this region one of the most dynamic agricultural frontiers in the Brazilian Amazon.
Li et al. [53] employed the virtual frontier dynamic range adjusted measure to estimate the energy efficiency of 22 airlines during the period of 2008 2012, and the results showed that the aggregate airline energy efficiency consistently increased from 2008 to 2012.
Kirschner says she "fell in love" with Josephine Marcus, and in these pages she attempts to rehabilitate her subject "as an artist of adventure who emerged from one cocoon as an immigrant Polish Jew to mine the dynamic energy of the frontier".
Frontier living is frontier living.
Finally, given the atypical population dynamic in Hokkaido, a frontier region in the early 20th century to which a large and prolonged wave of migration was in progress, we estimated models without data for Hokkaido.
Oceans remain a vast, fluid frontier as multilayered, dynamic and complicated as our atmosphere, but far less known to us.
"The scientist's focus on tinkering with our entire planetary system is not a dynamic new technological and scientific frontier, but an expression of political despair," Doug Parr, the chief scientist at Greenpeace UK, has written.
The publisher's 2010 western epic was a massive critical and commercial hit, bringing the open-world dynamic of GTA to the American frontier of 1911.
The initial design is then varied using the dynamic model to determine the Pareto frontier regarding two objectives: coefficient of performance (COP) and specific cooling power (SCP).
