The phrase "and controls the evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing influence or management over a process of change or development.
Example: "The organization plays a crucial role in shaping the future of technology and controls the evolution of industry standards."
Alternatives: "and directs the development" or "and governs the progression".
Software configuration management (SCM or CM) is the discipline of managing and controlling the evolution of software.
Milling at high hydrogen pressures has proven to be very effective in promoting hydride formation, nanocrystallinity, monitoring and controlling the evolution of the reactions during milling as well as for enabling direct, i.e. one-step, synthesis.
In pathogen research, understanding selection can help to understand and control the evolution and spatial spread of drug resistance in both pathogens and vectors.
Follow-up visits are scheduled every 15 days for 3 months to monitor adverse events and control the evolution of blood tests.
Nevertheless, the use of Mx1 transgenic pigs offers a novel approach to explore avenues to prevent and control the evolution and the spread of pandemic influenza strains or CSFV.
The conventional level set method generally results in LSF irregularity [14, 15] in the evolution procedure, and thus, Li et al. proposed a general variational level set formulation with a distance regularization term and an external energy term that controls the evolution of the zero level contour toward the desired locations.
Formation of these phases, or related phases, are likely limiting the concentrations of dissolved PO4, Fe and Mn and controlling the geochemical evolution of the plume.
A critical balance between progradation, aggradation, and retrogradation controlled the evolution of delta successions within an overall transgressive regime.
This study utilizes geophysical data to examine the role of regional tectonics and local structures in controlling the evolution of the pre-Eonile drainage system.
Since the supply of safe drinking water is considered a top priority issue in coastal areas of Tamil Nadu as well as in any civilized society, the present work aims to identify the spatial and temporal variability of groundwater quality and the main hydrogeochemical processes controlling the evolution of groundwater chemistry in the study area.
