The phrase "aim of evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of evolutionary processes in biology or philosophy.
Example: "The aim of evolution is often interpreted as the adaptation of species to their environments over time."
Alternatives: "goal of evolution" or "purpose of evolution".
Samuel Butler's Way of All Flesh, which was written by 1885 but not published until 1903, remains one of the greatest examples of the modern bildungsroman; philosophical and polemic as well as moving and comic, it presents the struggle of a growing soul to further, all unconsciously, the aims of evolution, and is a devastating indictment of Victorian paternal tyranny.
This is because I believe that blogs of this variety are superior to those of other varieties for the purpose of explaining evolutionary science, one of the chief aims of Evolution: Education & Outreach, and so, likely to be of interest to its readers.
Evolution 101 translated by Evrim Çalişkanlari ("Hard Workers for Evolution"), a collective with the aim of popularizing evolution in Turkey.
"Our ultimate aim of human evolution is immortality by replacing the flesh and bones with inorganic material," he said.
For some Labour figures, the real aim of the "evolution" in Labour's policy is to prepare the ground for a much bigger issue.
Finally, self-adaptive control refers to techniques in which parameters are directly encoded in individuals with the aim of allowing evolution to identify the most promising parameter states.
Understanding the mechanisms by which natural selection shapes the evolution of genes is one of the major aims of molecular evolution.
These analyses should be conducted in specific geographical areas and should be aimed to evolution of IPD, by age groups, clinical presentation, and vaccine serotypes (and non-vaccine serotypes to detect possible replacement).
These analyses should be conducted in specific geographical areas and should be aimed to evolution of invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD), by age groups, clinical presentation, and vaccine serotypes (and non-vaccine serotypes to detect possible replacement).
The great majority of studies aimed at reconstruction of evolution of gene architecture in eukaryotes have focused on introns in conserved portions of protein-coding regions.
