The phrase "and changing over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or phenomenon that evolves or transforms gradually.
Example: "The climate is a complex system, constantly shifting and changing over time."
Alternatives: "and evolving over time" or "and developing over time".
That means the lab staff will be shifting and changing over time as the projects change.
Of the above three, textual analysis has often encountered doubts and uncertainties regarding interpretation of historical terms and records, while crafting skills/techniques are always modifying and changing over time and place and often result in unpredictable changes in technological details.
He thought species were simply groups of animals breeding together — and changing — over time.
Hetherington's most valuable insights are found not in her generalizations but in her closeup portraits of people speaking for themselves and changing over time.
Dozens more bird species are known with feathers and that shows that (unsurprisingly) the origin of flight was just the start and further diversification and evolution occurred with various lineages springing up and changing over time.
It is true that data is never static; it keeps growing and changing over time.
Ageing is not about how old the equipment is; it is about what is known about its condition, and how that is changing over time.
"So if you can see patterns of data, the geekier people will be very interested to see what is going on in their brain and how it is changing over time.
The key thing to understand here is that our definition of what constitutes a "routine and repetitive" job is changing over time.
In multi-agent systems, the underlying networks are always dynamic and network topologies are always changing over time.
It's unlikely that we'll ever be able to count the number of forced labourers on Thai fishing vessels and see how this is changing over time.
