The phrase "dynamically evolved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something has evolved or changed over time in an active or energetic way. For example: "The company's marketing strategy has dynamically evolved over the past few years as markets have changed."
Up until that time it was thought that short-period comets were long-period comets from the Oort cloud that had dynamically evolved to short-period orbits because of planetary perturbations, primarily by Jupiter.
In his doctoral research work, he consolidated a new approach to understand metallic wear based on dynamically evolved microstructure.
We then proceed to relax the Cowling approximation and test the entropy-limited method coupled with a dynamically evolved spacetime.
During the last decades, hospice and PC has dynamically evolved in Europe [ 1].
In order to explore the coupling between the surface and mantle, plate models are required that extend over at least a few hundred million years and treat plates as dynamic features with dynamically evolving plate boundaries.
The self-evolving fuzzy model can dynamically evolve its rule base through evaluating the influence of a rule and then is introduced to reconstruct the unknown dynamics so that the changing dynamics and unknown uncertainties of the HV are integrated.
It's equally clear these ecosystems need to dynamically evolve.
How does your company dynamically evolve in response to regulation and account for the various stakeholders your product impacts?
The level set method is commonly used to model dynamically evolving fronts and interfaces.
At the fully resolved scale, the dynamically evolving phase interface is tracked using a Eulerian approach.
We focus on dynamically evolving plumes of dissolved chemicals migrating in randomly heterogeneous aquifers.
