The phrase "a more evolutionary approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that emphasize gradual development or adaptation over time.
Example: "In addressing climate change, we should consider a more evolutionary approach that allows for incremental changes rather than abrupt shifts."
Alternatives: "a more progressive method" or "a more adaptive strategy".
This is a more evolutionary approach, but that may be a wise choice".
In particular, there is a critical need for integrated market design and risk management research to improve the process of market transformation by taking a more evolutionary approach to discover a 'Third Way' above vertical integration and full unbundling.
McLaren made major design changes to their car for 2013, while most of their rivals took a more evolutionary approach to their cars.
McLaren made major design changes to their car for 2013, while most of their rivals took a more evolutionary approach, but the new car has suffered from a lack of aerodynamic downforce.
Button said McLaren were paying for their decision to make significant changes to last year's car concept rather than taking a more evolutionary approach as other teams have, particularly Red Bull and Lotus.
McLaren, who brought out a significantly new car this season instead of the more evolutionary approach favoured by others, have been working overtime to fix the aerodynamic problems with the team using one of their two 'jokers' for the season so mechanics could break an overnight curfew.
As pointed out by Pepper (2012), therapies that target growth factors are certainly a more evolutionary robust approach than conventional drugs that target cells directly.
One way forward could be to take a more evolutionary realistic approach and assign relative ordering to the protein orthology links based on how evolutionary distant the respective species are.
It has led him to favour more evolutionary approaches if possible both to the Arab spring and to western interventions in Libya, but not to flinch from what he has described as a "hard, unremitting counter-terrorist and counter-insurgency strategy".
The benefits of using diversification and hill-climbing search become obvious with the higher size sequences considered - particularly S6, S7 and S8 - where the search space is more complex and a simple evolutionary approach easily gets trapped in local optima.
It is essentially an attempt towards the development of a more credible forecasting system, exploiting an evolutionary approach used to interpret and model the significance which time-series data pose on the behavior of the aforementioned environmental reserves.
