"heightened dynamics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to an increased intensity or excitement. For example, "The heightened dynamics of the sales competition created a sense of urgency within our team."
"The resulting rhythms and harmonies allow us to experience our surroundings with a newly heightened appreciation for the audiovisual dynamics of the world around us". Shalom says that "each object was selected for both the way it performs audiovisually as well as how it fit in the overall constellation of objects for each character".
"That reflects the new dynamics in the marketplace, where we have heightened competition in several major therapy areas, including diabetes, with manufacturers taking price concessions through rebates," said Murray Aitken, executive director of IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics, which produced the report.
So as much as it can be a soap opera, as much as it can be heightened and melodramatic and comedic, it's based in these realistic dynamics among the characters.
Their dueling appearances not only heightened the drama of the hearing, but also highlighted the election year dynamics of the issue.
The dynamics at work between fathers and their adult children may be heightened by station, but they are universal.
Although, the MMP partners of DSPP and MEPE are yet to be identified, the dynamics and implications of the SIBLING-MMP interaction in biologic systems is now one of heightened research interest.
Heightened resistance in turn promotes further persistence, leading to an escalating co-evolutionary arms race similar to the Red Queen dynamics in parasite-host relationships [ 7].
Your emotions are surely heightened.
The Americans heightened the pressure.
They had acquired heightened attention.
