The phrase "an evolving international" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, context, or entity that is continuously changing or developing on an international scale.
Example: "In an evolving international landscape, countries must adapt their policies to address global challenges."
Alternatives: "a changing global" or "a dynamic international".
The lack of vigilance in screening for stolen passports is one of most disturbing lapses in an evolving international antiterrorism regime that remains frighteningly lax, Interpol officials say.
Sochi is an evolving international sports site – it has been selected as the site of the 2014 Winter Olympics – but an auto race there so late in the year seems to ignore the cold, inclement weather prevalent then.
Like hundreds of companies in Scandinavia, Room33 is focusing on an interim technology called Wireless Application Protocol, or WAP, an evolving international standard for delivering Internet data services and advanced telephony to WAP-enabled phones, pagers, handheld computers and other wireless devices.
Doing so would meet several objectives, the first being a much-needed clarification on the legal underpinnings that guide the use of U.S. military force against a constantly amorphous and evolving international terrorist enemy.
It will have a duty to observe the evolving international science on climate change, and to review the UK's progress towards meeting its carbon reduction obligations, reporting to Parliament every quarter'.
Students will ultimately engage with academics and practitioners to develop both their understanding of this topic and to develop their own ideas and proposals with respect to the evolving international financial regulatory system.
And that's where there's [a role to play for] the whole matrix of evolving international institutions and organizations aimed at so-called climate finance.
Police work is governed by national rules and in addition, in today's world, by the evolving international human rights standards.
In particular, the central role of planted forests in mitigating climate changes, conserving biodiversity, combating land degradation and developing green economy has been increasingly recognised in the evolving international processes and financing mechanisms (Winjum and Schroeder, 1997; Paul et al, 2012).
This will help inform the evolving international public health response to this novel pathogen.
These deficiencies have left the party riddled with corruption and arthritic in its response to the many crises that rapid social and economic change, as well as a fast-evolving international security environment, inevitably spawn.Corruption and the abuse of power are widely seen as threats to the wealth of a fast-growing middle class.
