The phrase "a long evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual and extended process of development or change over time.
Example: "The species underwent a long evolution, adapting to various environmental challenges throughout the ages."
Alternatives: "a lengthy development" or "an extended progression".
Obama's stance on Cuba was the result of a long evolution.
In May, after a long evolution, Barack Obama declared his support for gay marriage.
Agency officials said the current draft represented a long evolution toward a set of regulations that balance environmental and business needs.
But even without a direct link to the Master, "Bewitched" remains a significant step in a long evolution, and not a bad film on its own.
The modern central bank has had a long evolution, dating back to the establishment of the Bank of Sweden in 1668.
The result of a long evolution from the early centuries of Christianity, the Curia was given its modern form by Pope Sixtus V late in the 16th century.
Maxim Thorne, a former high-ranking official with the organization, said that "for certain people, it was a very long evolution and a very long process of reconciling their faith with this, and coming to a very civil rights understanding of marriage equality versus a theological understanding of marriage".
Maxim Thorne, a former high-ranking official with the organization, said that "for certain people, it was a very long evolution and a very long process of reconciling their faith with this, and coming to a very civil rights understanding of marriage equality verses a theological understanding of marriage".
"This paints a picture of an intimate and long evolution with eukaryotic cells," says Stephens.
Furthermore, a sequence obtained after long evolution in computer has very similar asymmetry in terms of GC skew and AT skew as the sequence of the third codon positions before evolution.
Sprint has already been converting much of its existing infrastructure into a Long Term Evolution network, which uses a faster data technology used by the newest smartphones.
