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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a recent evolution towards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or developments that have occurred recently in a particular context or field.
Example: "There has been a recent evolution towards more sustainable practices in the fashion industry."
Alternatives: "a recent shift towards" or "a recent trend towards".
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There has been a recent evolution towards evidence-based medicine in health care, clearly elucidating the role of high-quality evidence across groups of patients and studies.
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A recent evolution.
The importance of such a detailed theory of financial innovations is also justified by the recent evolution of innovation management towards a "contextual approach," where innovating companies adapt their innovation practices to their context (Ortt and van der Duin, 2008) rendering innovation a complex adaptive process.
Results pointed towards recent evolution of 'Bison type' genotype.
An even more recent evolution.
The fast-increasing prevalence of T2DM during recent years is, however, mainly seen as a consequence of an evolution towards a sedentary lifestyle and overeating.
In recent years there has been an evolution towards the development of risk-prediction models that use daily assessment of organ function to evaluate the patient status, and thus incorporate already a certain degree of time dependency [ 10].
She strongly rejected the introduction of eurobonds as a response to the current crisis, but acknowledged that a gradual evolution towards eurobonds was under way on its own.
The history of NFI in China shows a progressive evolution towards statistical sampling techniques.
This could indicate a convergent evolution towards a limited number of main agr types.
However, as we will see, there are signs that a further evolution towards a de facto ITQ system is likely.
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