"dynamic versatility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is able to adapt and change in various situations, or has a wide range of skills and abilities. Example: "Sarah's dynamic versatility in the workplace has made her a valuable asset to the team. She is able to switch between tasks seamlessly and is always willing to learn new skills."
And the trio at its core — Mr. Rivers, the bassist Doug Mathews and the drummer Anthony Cole — also performed on its own, honing a dynamic versatility distinct from that of any other group in jazz.
All in all, McCaffrey and his dynamic versatility remind me of no one so much as Devonta Freeman.
With such dynamic versatility for his size, coupled with a high motor and great efficiency on both ends of the floor, it's not a stretch to suggest Davis has the potential to become the next Kevin Garnett.
Whereas Public Enemy had different members and sensibilities to help the messages slide down better, Lamar is aided by his warmly dynamic persona and versatility with moods and styles — one almost wants to say voices, given that certain songs are near to soliloquy in concept, and can feature anything from despairing growls to a computer-like whisper.
The observations from these single-molecule studies provide new opportunities to resolve some of the long-standing controversies in the field and underscore the dynamic heterogeneity and versatility of MutSLH complexes in the repair process.
In this study, we observe to what extent versatility applies to dynamic scenarios in which communications do not respect specific communication paradigms.
The intensive use of aequorin in plants is very probably due to its versatility, its high dynamic range from 100nMM up to 10 µM, the lack of side-effects encountered with the fluorescent probes such as buffering capacity or toxicity, and its ability for a clear compartmentalization within the cell due to the facility for a specific targeting to an organelle or a sub-cellular compartment (26).
It is found that the power series outperforms the dynamic stiffness method in terms of versatility in applications and numerical stability at the very low and high ends of the frequency spectrum.
If the Yankees do not deal for Erstad, Torre will still have many options because of the versatility of Jeter and the dynamic offensive abilities of Williams and Giambi.
To increase the process versatility, flexibility, and robustness, Taguchi dynamic approach coupled with a proposed ideal function model is employed to develop an optimal high-speed CNC milling process with high-dimensional quality.
"Dynamic change demands an increased focus on versatility and value, and as a result, we have been engaged in the challenging process of determining the talent — anchors, analysts, reporters, writers and those who handle play-by-play — necessary to meet those demands," Skipper wrote.
