The phrase "a natural evolutionary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biological processes, theories of evolution, or natural selection.
Example: "The study focused on a natural evolutionary process that shapes species over time."
Alternatives: "an organic evolution" or "a biological evolution".
In brief, what Mark Singer Global Diversified Cottage Industries is experiencing is a natural evolutionary process.
Thus, they cannot be thought of as a natural evolutionary group.
We recommend seeing human use of technology as a natural, evolutionary process.
Graphical model-based system design is very appealing and a natural evolutionary step following from machine code over assembler to higher level textual programming languages.
If the tragic civil war in Syria reflects a natural evolutionary process of sorts, similar to what Europe experienced in the pre-modern period, then perhaps it is better to avoid interfering and making it even worse.
The very notion of American football at the home of England's Rugby Football Union would have sounded implausible not so long ago but, after a decade of regular-season NFL games at Wembley, the sight of the Los Angeles Rams and New York Giants duking it out at Twickenham seemed less like a revolutionary act than a natural evolutionary step.
We sought to similarly test for epistasis in actual protein evolution by reconstructing an extended natural evolutionary trajectory, and then also introducing each mutation individually into the original parent.
Just as a conductor shapes the membership, arrangement, and sound of an instrumental orchestra, natural evolutionary processes shape microbial communities.
On its surface, the company's move is easy to brush aside as the natural, evolutionary demise of a service tied to an aging console.
It is well known that GA is a globally optimal method motivated from natural evolutionary concepts.
In this article we will discuss these concepts within the context of an important and alarming example of natural evolutionary forces, antibiotic resistant bacteria.
