The phrase "and evolution in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes, developments, or progress in a particular field or subject.
Example: "The research focuses on the impact of technology and evolution in a rapidly changing world."
Alternatives: "and development in a" or "and progress in a".
[8] investigates homophily formation and evolution in a online social buyers setting.
Here we present a phase field model to describe twin formation and evolution in a polycrystalline fcc metal under loading and unloading.
For example, some students appear to consider pressures to be the causes of mutations: "Pressures would be certain forces of nature that results in a mutation and evolution in a species" (Fig. 1d).
The high performance computer simulations include coupled heat transport, diffusion, and thermal expansion, and gas bubble formation and evolution in a fuel element consisting of UO2 fuel and metallic cladding.
In the mathematical formulation both entropy-based and irreversible-based heat generation have been considered; combined with CFD software in order to simulate the temperature distribution and evolution in a battery pack.
The changes taking place in the world today are largely due to the developments and evolution in a number of industries; one of which is information and communication technology.
It's an extraordinary building, housing a cabinet of curiosities that addresses complex subjects such as origins and evolution in an imaginative and innovative way.
We discuss our approach to modeling sharing and evolution in an adaptable space system and present examples of variations in optimal designs as system constraints and optimization metrics vary.
He published several books on human anatomy and evolution; in one, A New Theory of Human Evolution (1948) he supported the idea of group selection.
These chromosome maps have provided significant insight into genome organization and evolution in amniotes, identifying an unprecedented level of conservation of amniote genomes.
