The phrase "an expected evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change or development that is anticipated or predicted in a particular context.
Example: "The shift towards renewable energy sources is seen as an expected evolution in our approach to sustainability."
Alternatives: "a predicted change" or "a foreseeable development."
Seck et al. [20] assumed an expected evolution of demand for different F&D products, future energy price scenarios and the technical performance of heat pump systems, and showed that the use of heat pumps is a promising technology, possible of 21% reduction in CO2 emissions and 13.6% reduction in energy consumption in 2020, compared to a scenario without heat pumps.
It is apparent as we enter 2003 that the study of COX-2 selective inhibitors will remain an exciting and active area of basic and clinical research with an expected evolution and revision of evidence-based recommendations.
Interestingly, the self-assessed house price of a household is not a significant predictor of the expected evolution of the price of its home conditional on postal code dummies (and the rest of included controls).
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Expected evolution of the interfacial velocity of a precipitate growing in a supersaturated matrix.
At this time, it is expected that the precipitate grows steadily in a quasi-stationary mode, which is characterized by the interface migration coefficient k. Figure 2 presents the expected evolution of the interfacial velocity of a precipitate growing in a supersaturated matrix.
In 1970, the case of Gela was described as an example of "industrialization without development" [ 10], because the expected evolution of local cultural and societal structures, figured on the basis of the capitalistic industrialization in Northern Europe and North America, had not taken place.
No parent-daughter value for a closed system is involved rather, just a single isotopic measurement of lead viewed with respect to the expected evolution of lead on and in Earth.
No parent daughter value for a closed system is involved, rather just a single isotopic measurement of lead viewed with respect to the expected evolution of lead in the Earth.
Although, the average physician and scientist tends to be threatened by new ideas, a common attribute of leading physicians and scientists is a certain openness and humility due to the common and even expected evolution of knowledge.
Our preferred approach identifies the effect through changes in one's performance after gaining legal access to alcohol, controlling flexibly for the expected evolution of grades as one makes progress towards their degree.
Once the expected evolution of each individual target has been defined, their interaction must also be accounted for in the model.
