The phrase "advance the evolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the progress or development of a particular idea, technology, or field.
Example: "Our goal is to advance the evolution of renewable energy technologies to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "promote the development of" or "foster the progress of".
It is also a gathering, some professional convention watchers said, that will further advance the evolution of the event into a marketing vehicle.
Our system has been deployed on the Internet on a provisional basis, and our architectural ideas have helped advance the evolution of Internet standards for interoperating CDNs.
Last week at Oxford University's Said Business School, the Skoll Centre, CASE at Duke University and ICAP Partners gathered social entrepreneurs, investors and other stakeholders from around the world to advance the evolution of what is being touted as a new investment lens.
Similar to the rest of the studied cases, diffusion advances the evolution of condensate at the neighboring blocks to the fractures.
It takes a couple of minutes to master, but it's a genuine advance in the evolution of gadget controls, and wow, is it cool.
Recent advances include the evolution of a novel catalytic activity using the α/β barrel scaffold, evolution of a cofactor-free monooxygenase, and the engineering of regulatable enzymes.
The present review discusses recent advances in the evolution of contemporary approaches to breast reconstruction and the future directions of PMBR using adipose tissue engineering strategies.
The tremendous advances in the evolution of molecular marker systems and respective detection platforms provide new opportunities for the development of NPK-efficient genotypes through molecular breeding programs, which are discussed in this chapter.
As a result of the UNAIDS and GBD 2010 collaboration, several of the preliminary UNAIDS 2012 mortality estimates were adjusted; given the frequency of updates and methodological advances, tracing the evolution of specific country estimates across different sources was challenging.
This is a major advance in understanding the evolution of the vertebrate immune system, says Gary Litman, a geneticist at the All Children's Hospital in St .Petersburg, Florida.
The recent development of phylogenetic birth-death models represents an important advance for studying the evolution of gene families and other census-type characters on a genome scale.
