The phrase "and the fast evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rapid changes or developments in a particular context, such as technology, society, or science.
Example: "The research highlights the challenges faced by industries in adapting to and the fast evolution of digital technologies."
Alternatives: "and the rapid development" or "and the swift progress".
However, these controllers were not designed for dynamic reprogramming, hindering the deployment of network applications and the fast evolution of cellular networks.
On the one hand, the growth of the transport infrastructure and the fast evolution of mobility patterns call for models that are informed by real-time data sources.
Such intelligent receiver is able to adapt automatically itself to the development of new high-performance coding schemes and the fast evolution of new communication standards without equipment change.
Reasons among others are the paralogy of type I PKS with type I fatty acid synthases [12] and with other enzymes and the fast evolution of PKS I.
In the light of recent perception from palaeomagnetic records, indicating surprisingly fast magnetic field reversals (Nowaczyk et al., 2012), and in view of the fast evolution of the field revealed by CHAMP satellite data (Lesur et al., 2008), it is important to pursue data collection, which is foundation for global studies of core dynamics and core-mantle interaction.
In the domain of Earth and environmental science there is an unprecedented avalanche of data due to a large extent to the fast evolution and availability of sensor/detector technologies.
However, though based on standards, the data processing requires, in most cases, user's awareness on methods and parameters, as well as a constant updating on data requirements and novel tools, due to the fast evolution in the field.
The fast evolution of products and processes enforced by fierce global competition and by tightening legislation are major forces for new application development approaches and for new technologies.
An explanation for the association between the lack of motif and the faster evolution at silent and 3' UTR sites may be non-biological.
Due to the fast evolution nature of miRNAs and the different parasitic living conditions of humans and pigs, the phenomenon above might indicate a fast evolution of miRNAs of Ascaris in humans and pigs.
Most of the developments are driven by the fast evolution of embedded systems for the acquisition, perception and communication modules.
