The phrase "a marked evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or noticeable change or development in a particular context, such as in trends, behaviors, or ideas.
Example: "The research indicates a marked evolution in consumer preferences over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a significant change" or "a notable development."
In Mr. Fukuyama's case, the criticisms suggest a marked evolution in perspective.
These mechanisms, mainly attributed to the formation of stabilized martensite and dislocation networks, cause a marked evolution of the functional properties of the alloy in terms of pseudoelastic recovery capabilities.
Early activity from Surtur I did not yield appropriate samples for whole-rock analysis, but bomb and lava samples from the extended activity at Surtur II showed a marked evolution toward more primitive compositions (MgO = 8.22 10.17 wt %, K2O = 0.6 0.43 wt %) over the year from February 1964 1965.
Although originally featuring three songs, the record evidences a marked evolution from the style of their previous album, Show No Mercy, and is considered the first demonstration of the band's "classic" style displayed on later albums and is often described as a "stepping stone".
Zenyatta Mondatta (1980) and the synthesizer-rich Ghost in the Machine (1981) saw a marked evolution from the stripped-down arrangements of their early work to a more layered but still tightly focused sound.
The album from which Redbone came itself earned three Grammy nominations and demonstrated a marked evolution from Childish Gambino's first two albums, which were defined by a jokey internet humor, more straightforward beats and rhyming and lyrics the Pitchfork review of 2013's Because The Internet equated to a Christmas ham.
In this way, the LSPR can be varied from 680 nm to 580 nm with a concomitant marked evolution of the full-width at half-maximum from 200 to 80 nm.
Though the fundamentals of bat-making remain the same as they did when Garner, Wheeler and John Newbery pioneered the Scoop, the re-released bat is as good an example as any of the marked evolution in bat profiles.
This system has shown marked evolution during mammalian divergence in such complex attributes as activation time and recovery time.
Periods of stability, or even partial remission, alternated with periods of more marked evolution, perhaps reflected the influence of individual factors such as the subject's general health, life-style, and risk factors for accelerated aging.
Owing to a quantitative analysis of the marking evolution of the hybrid model, it is possible to make a performance evaluation of the station facilities and to underline some structural and functional limits of the studied station.
