The phrase "and consequent evolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes that follow from a particular event or process, particularly in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "The study examines the factors influencing climate change and consequent evolution of ecosystems."
Alternatives: "and resulting development of" or "and subsequent progression of".
The content analysis of MLB news media generated two layers of data: (1) an understanding of how the MLB evolved in Canada, as well as; (2) an understanding of what types of channels and pressures generated the opening of policy windows and the consequent evolution of the MLB.
Catholic resistance was never overcome, and the consequent evolution of a separate Roman Catholic school system did not diminish Catholic dissatisfaction with the movement to state schools.
SECaaS is a service-oriented approach to IT security architecture and thus a consequent evolution of traditional security landscapes [8, 9].
I'd say it's a consequent evolution of the path we've started with Upptalk to become a next-gen, cloud-based (app) communication and internet access service".
From there, it was but a short leap to choosing seeds from the most productive plants to sow next season and the consequent evolution, partly by accident and partly by design, of early versions of many of the grains that now feed the world.
It is our theory that these contrasting results between adolescents and adults is a reflection of the duration of obesity and the consequent and gradual evolution of failure of mitochondrial adaptive mechanisms as the obese individual transitions from youth to adulthood and forward with continued obesity.
The evolution of host defense mechanisms frequently cause a decreased parasite fitness and consequent counteradaptations of the parasite may result in an escalation of the host parasite interaction (i.e., coevolutionary arms races; Dawkins and Krebs 1979).
To summarize, the results of this analysis demonstrate that the impact of HGT on genome evolution in dinoflagellates is reinforced by continuous duplications of the transferred genes and consequent diversification of the resulting paralogs.
With soaring economic growth has come soaring consumption, and consequent piles of trash.
