The phrase "are constantly evolving of" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of phrases and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The technologies we use are constantly evolving."
Alternatives: "are continually changing" or "are always developing."
As technology is rapidly changing and new e-health solutions are constantly evolving to meet the needs of current practice, an update of this review is deemed necessary to understand current challenges to the implementation of e-health.
Accounting standards are constantly evolving to meet the needs of a rapidly changing business environment and changes in accounting theory.
The business of science is constantly evolving, on multiple levels and time scales, and this evolution has a profound impact on the institutions and individuals engaged in the production of scientific research.
Technological improvements in handling FFPE samples are constantly evolving; some of them clearly lead towards better quality of microarray expression data.
"This is such a new issue, you could easily see how all of these policies are constantly evolving," Julie Rowland, one of the authors of the study, told Education Week.
Market dynamics of today are constantly evolving in the presence of emerging technologies such as Additive Manufacturing (AM).
The field of hand surgery is constantly evolving to meet the challenges of repairing intricate anatomical structures with limited availability of donor tissue.
In contrast to native-born Americans, American Latinos are more conscious of their identity and are constantly evolving as a result of that.
DDoS attacks are constantly evolving as the nature of technology used and the motivations of the attackers are changing.
Inhabited by thousands or even millions of players, online worlds are constantly evolving, and not merely because of the ever-changing cast of characters within them.
