The phrase "and possible evolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential changes or developments in a particular subject or context.
Example: "The research focuses on the current state of the species and possible evolution of its traits over time."
Alternatives: "and potential development of" or "and likely progression of".
> -wrap-foot> To properly analyze the structure and possible evolution of the ply−lytA island, we first examined the possibility that more than one ply-related gene may exist in some S. pneumoniae strains and related SMG and found several ply-related genes in SMG to be more frequent than previously thought.
Detailed XMM and Chandra observations revealed a number of features in the X-ray pulse profile, like asymmetry, energy dependence, and possible evolution of the pulse profile over a time scale of months or years.
This requires changing the system to achieve the desirable natural frequencies and involves the selection of alternative values for dynamic elements and non-dynamic elements within a fixed interconnection topology and/or alteration of the interconnection topology and possible evolution of the network (increase of elements, branches).
We analysed the changes that had taken place in the last 45 years in the spatial structure of the landscape, in the demographic tendencies of the local population and in the socioeconomic structure, in order to describe the current state and possible evolution of the social ecological system in a mountain rural landscape in northern Spain.
This would result in a complex ecology and possible evolution of EcO157 or other zoonotic pathogens in protozoa in different wastewater conditions (nutrients, fecal load) and different cows.
This gene family thus represents a unique opportunity to analyse the genesis and possible evolution of these intriguing low complexity sequences in P. falciparum parasites.
Furthermore, little was known about the extent of the outbreak, its potential for international spread, and the possible evolution of a pandemic influenza strain.
To enhance understanding it will be important that doctors, patients and their caregivers discuss the possible evolution of the disease and any potential opportunities for participation in a clinical trial at an early stage of the disease's development [43].
As a result, scientists are now turning away from Tinbergen's approach, and looking at the possible evolution of displays without reference to conflicting "underlying tendencies" in the nervous system.
Using examples from both invertebrate and vertebrate systems, this review highlights progress in understanding these basic principles and briefly discusses the possible evolution of strategies to regulate the morphogenesis of tubular systems.
We used GRIMM to compare the different maps available and to present a possible evolution of this region between the various species [ 24].
