The phrase "accompanying evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe changes or developments that occur alongside or in conjunction with an evolution or transformation.
Example: "The accompanying evolution of technology has significantly impacted the way we communicate."
Alternatives: "concurrent evolution" or "parallel evolution".
Loss of 5S rDNA from chromosome 1 (5S) of the ancestral karyotype has likely accompanied evolution of cytotype AA.
Some of these processes might represent the gene duplication, mutation, deletion and chromosomal rearrangements that presumably have accompanied evolution.
Overall, the data presented show a general lack of orthology between the protostome, early deuterostome, and mammalian chitinases/chitolectins and support the view that the mammalian genes evolved new functions associated with innovations that accompanied evolution of the mammalian species.
Accompanying this evolution, strategies and concepts of logistics have had a dominant influence on freight transportation.
Behavior of water electrolysis accompanying gas evolution has been observed both under a microgravity and under a normal gravity.
It was shown that the significant changes in physical processes accompanying the evolution of structural defects in the material were observed in the final stages of the experiment.
According to the stress strain curves as well as accompanying microstructural evolution, we focus on analyzing the influence of coherent interfaces on the plastic deformation of the nanowires.
This paper proposes a methodology for accompanying the evolution of factory information and control systems for complex enterprises in an agile environment, from a functional standpoint.
From 1G to 4G, MA techniques vary accompanying the evolution of wireless communication systems, including frequency division multiple access (FDMA), time division multiple access (TDMA), code division multiple access (CDMA), and orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA).
