The phrase "a series of evolutionary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple stages or processes of evolution in a biological or metaphorical context.
Example: "The research outlines a series of evolutionary changes that have shaped the species over millions of years."
Alternatives: "a sequence of evolutionary" or "a progression of evolutionary".
It's done it in a series of evolutionary stages, each new one learning from the last.
We also trace a series of evolutionary events leading from a primordial Cys-containing peptide to the FCP architecture.
This article presents a series of evolutionary robotics experiments that operationalize such concept, training miniature two-wheeled mobile robots to autonomously solve a temporal task.
In a series of evolutionary transitions, biological systems have acquired remarkable mechanisms for storing, handling, and deploying information in the living world.
The proposed approach involves the application of a series of evolutionary multi-objective optimisation algorithms (EMOAs) in an attempt to generate a series of diverse optimised business process designs for given process requirements.
Over the years, the internal lines of the furnace that give it its characteristic shape have undergone a series of evolutionary changes, but the major alteration has been an increase in girth so that the ratio of height to bosh parallel has been progressively reduced as furnaces have become bigger.
One of the reasons is that, the more you exercise, the more the body naturally tries to compensate by altering your metabolism through a series of evolutionary-based protective mechanisms – first highlighted around 40 years ago – which are designed to prevent starvation and indefinite weight loss.
However, with the change of parameter value, the spatial distributions of the phytoplankton population will have a series of dynamic evolutionary processes.
Very massive stars can also undergo a series of decreasing evolutionary phases, as they fuse increasingly heavier elements.
The origin of P. vivax as a species comprises a series of complex evolutionary events.
In principle, this is an NP-hard problem, as most of the repeat fragments are shaped by a series of sophisticated evolutionary events and become latent periodical patterns.
