The phrase "analysis of the evolved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the examination or study of something that has developed or changed over time, such as in biology, sociology, or technology.
Example: "The analysis of the evolved species revealed significant adaptations to their environment."
Alternatives: "study of the developed" or "examination of the evolved".
A detailed analysis of the evolved gases is presented.
In the paper, the detail behavior analysis of the evolved neuromodulatory neural network is also discussed.
Analysis of the evolved gas by MS during the TGA in 2% oxygen/argon is shown in Fig. 16.
On the basis of detailed analysis of the evolved policies and their perceived outcomes, a policy would be more suitable for overall development of the regional system.
Whole genome sequencing and RNA-seq analysis of the evolved strains revealed different sets of genome alterations suggesting a divergence in adaptation to these two acids.
The analysis of the evolved gases from the gel decomposition using FTIR partially confirmed the staged decomposition and assisted a better understanding of the mechanism of SGCS.
An analysis of the evolving failure modes was facilitated by interrupting tests during cycling for ex situ microstructural investigation.
A formal analysis of the evolving threats is difficult due to a number of practical considerations such as incomplete knowledge about the design, limited information about attacks, and constraints on organisational resources.
aFor an assessment of the outcomes of the HRH policy making, and an analysis of the evolving incentive environment in the post-conflict period and how it affected the recruitment, retention and performance of HWs, see further work carried out by the ReBUILD Consortium (http://www.rebuildconsortium.com/publications/index.htm).htm
The quantitative TPD-MS evaluation enables analysis of all the evolved gases during the sample heating (without the calibration of all gases) and distinguishes the carbonization process from the decomposition of the more thermally stable oxygen surface groups (analysis of the effect of oxidation/activation reagents).
