The phrase "and evolves into a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of change or development from one state to another, often in a biological, metaphorical, or conceptual context.
Example: "The caterpillar undergoes a transformation and evolves into a beautiful butterfly."
Alternatives: "and transforms into a" or "and develops into a".
"Across the Border Line" begins with a bright, attractive melody over a quietly rumbling bass, and evolves into a thundering showpiece.
The brew ferments in barrels, like certain examples of that other fermented beverage, and evolves into a dry, almost sour beer with a fresh, lively acidity and an appealing funkiness.
The piece begins eerily, with the solo trumpet playing a slow, spare figure in its lower range against a gauzy orchestral fabric but gradually comes to life as the trumpet line climbs higher and evolves into a bluesy, chromatic solo.
A moral fable about greed and comeuppance, crimes and misdemeanors, "Blue Jasmine" begins with a socialite brought low and evolves into a tragedy that becomes far greater than her own.
It's testimony to the writing and voice skills of MacFarlane that, minutes into the movie, Ted stops being an adorable CGI furball and evolves into a recognisable character type: the anchor who drags his best friend down, squashes his ambitions and gets in the way of his relationship with his long-suffering girlfriend Lori (played by Kunis).
It crushes men, especially when it becomes public and evolves into a sort of comical ridicule.
A conductance dip is observed and evolves into an antiresonance band with increasing magnetic flux.
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American officials say that Azerbaijan has been liberalizing slowly, and evolving into a more responsible state.
It began as a construction company and evolved into a construction, development and real estate management company.
