The phrase "a long term evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing gradual changes or developments over an extended period, often in contexts like technology, biology, or social change.
Example: "The company's strategy focuses on a long term evolution of its product line to meet changing consumer demands."
Alternatives: "an extended development" or "a prolonged progression".
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.
But with Sprint further behind in building out a Long Term Evolution data network, the company significantly trails its larger competitors.
While Sprint has committed billions of dollars to revamping its infrastructure, hoping to develop a Long Term Evolution high-speed network, it has been constrained by limited financial resources.
Sprint is working to build out a Long Term Evolution, or LTE, network that can support the latest smartphones like the iPhone 5. Clearwire owns spectrum that is similar to the radio band that SoftBank uses, potentially creating a path for devices that can be used in both the United States and Japan.
This article is focused on a Long Term Evolution Advanced (LTE-A) cellular network where MNs and MRs are connected through a Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) ad-hoc connection.
Consider a wireless cellular network that consists of base stations that are interconnected through a backbone network, such as a long term evolution (LTE) system as shown in Figure 1.
This article first presents a theoretical analysis of antenna selection, followed by a validation through measurements using a long term evolution-frequency division duplexing (LTE-FDD) femtocell prototype.
The change reflects a long-term evolution of Japanese companies' love-hate relationship with Western business schools.
"I think colour is a long-term evolution within menswear," says Bailey, "It's always safer for men to go with dark colours that feel familiar.
Earlier interpretations of the patterns of virus diversity which assumed a long-term evolution, and assigned a major role to adaptive events had to be discarded.
For now, AT&T's pullback from the retail market is part of a long-term evolution in telecommunications -- from the telegraph to the telephone to wireless devices and the Internet.
