The phrase "a state of evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or phase in which something is undergoing change or development.
Example: "The company is currently in a state of evolution, adapting to new market trends and technologies."
Alternatives: "a phase of development" or "a period of change".
That is what this survey sets out to do.Risk-takers AnonymousInvestment banking is in a state of evolution rather than revolution.
Mr. Niedermeier explained that Neun — much like Germany's capital — remains in a state of evolution, and only over intervening years will it find its fullest expression.
"I feel like right now the instrument is in a very strong moment and still in a state of evolution," he said.
This Sri Lanka side have been in a state of evolution throughout the tournament and might have finally stumbled upon the right combination of huge hitting and crafty spin just in time for the final.
That has changed and if Leicester's results this season have been those of a team in a state of evolution, they are now as dangerous in possession five metres from their own line as well as from the opposition's.
The aptly named field of Data Science has emerged, and the new roles of the Data Engineer and the Data Scientist are in a state of evolution, with boundaries and skills fluctuating and growing as new data technologies like machine learning and distributed computing emerge.
As for the new power structure at the company, that seems to be in a state of continuing evolution.
But it does point to an important fact: that the organisation which so many of us take for granted is in a state of rapid evolution.
(The Real Madrid side that won five European titles between 1956 and 1960 may seem an obvious counter-example, but they were in a state of permanent evolution. Only four players who played in the 1956 final also played in the 1960 final, and they had six changes of coach in that period – although only four different coaches).
Ben Smith, editor in chief of BuzzFeed, which mixes the silly ("Amazing Dog Lifeguard Rescues Pup From Drowning") with serious original political reporting, said he believed Twitter users expected the news they read there was in a state of constant evolution and should not be taken as gospel.
For the more than 260 years since its foundation, Columbia has been in a state of perpetual evolution, yet always ensuring that each successive generation of students and professors have the tools they need to contribute to the body of knowledge and help solve some of the world's greatest problems and dilemmas.
