This part of a sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a company or group that has a lot of energy or that is proactive and constantly evolving. For example: "This dynamic organization has grown significantly over the past decade."
'Processists' agree that the world is an assembly of physical, organic, social, and cognitive processes that interact at and across levels of dynamic organization.
Jim, an investor in the Nets, founded Aetos Capital in 1999, a dynamic organization of nearly 300 people and $12 billion in assets.
"We either are going to figure out how to make scouting the most exciting, dynamic organization for Hispanic kids, or we're going to be out of business," said Rick Cronk, a former national president of the Boy Scouts and chairman of the World Scout Committee.
Foxconn is a very dynamic organization that has weathered repeated crises over the years.
There are several key roles and teams that will serve in support functions to extend my capacity to manage this new and dynamic organization.
In this article, we quantitatively establish multicolor labeling strategies for UTP-enriched transcompartmentsparTCsnts (TCs) and probe their dynamic organization.
Nuclear RNAs emerge as important factors to orchestrate the dynamic organization of the nucleus into functional subcompartments.
The dynamic organization of the cell nucleus into subcompartments with distinct biological activities represents an important determinant of cell function.
By similarity with GTPases, a dynamic organization of the nucleotide-binding pockets between ATPase protomers is proposed to regulate functionality.
No one cares that you want to work for a "dynamic organization," or that you are seeking to "be fulfilled in your work".
The dynamic organization of the actin cytoskeleton is mainly regulated by small GTPases of the Rho family, in particular, RhoA, Rac, and CDC42, and requires an energy supply.
