'increased dynamism' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an increase in energy or enthusiasm. For example: "The new direction in the company has brought with it an increased dynamism among the employees."
To address the combined challenge of increased dynamism and diversity of business environments as well as the proliferation of approaches, we propose a unifying choice framework: the strategy palette.
Despite the increased dynamism of the Lebanese parliament, real political power in Lebanon's Second Republic lay with the troika of sectarian leaders that occupied the offices of president, prime minister, and the speaker of the Assembly.
The meeting called for increased dynamism in the action of combating these sites.
Although the term "irregular" or "disordered" might give the impression that the organization is functionally irrelevant, the irregular folding results in less physical constraint and increased dynamism, increasing the accessibility of the DNA (Fig. 7d).
For artists, it will only increase dynamism and creativity – hungry artists are always creative.
To increase dynamism and growth, we should substitute taxes on investment with taxes on spending.
The I.B.M. learning accounts fit into the larger policy debate about how to cope with an economy of increasing dynamism but one that creates a lot of churn in the labor market.
Conservatives are supposed to believe in the logic of capitalism; that if you encourage the movement of goods, ideas and people, then you increase dynamism, you increase creative destruction and you end up creating more wealth that improves lives over all.
They have been levers for our continent's increasing dynamism.
In this account, high profits represent increased economic dynamism.
If we compare, for example, Peter Hinssen's "New Normal" from 2010 to Manuel Castells' "Rise Of The Network Society" from 1996, the observed effects of digitalization on our world – increased complexity, dynamism, connectedness, and so on – are strikingly similar, with nearly 25 years in between.
