The phrase "are expected to evolve" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing anticipated changes or developments in a particular context, such as technology, ideas, or behaviors.
Example: "As society progresses, our understanding of mental health issues are expected to evolve to better support those in need."
Alternatives: "are anticipated to change" or "are likely to develop."
Non-functional sequences are expected to evolve under neutral expectation, which means that the rate of non-synonymous to synonymous substitutions (w) is expected to be 1.
Sensor networks are expected to evolve into long-lived, open, ubiquitous, multi-purpose networked systems.
Physically interacting proteins or parts of proteins are expected to evolve in a coordinated manner that preserves proper interactions.
Virtual communities (VCs) are formed on the Internet and are expected to evolve to a strategically important e-business model.
The researchers were also able to resolve some previously claimed inconsistencies between the stellar parameters and models of how the stars are expected to evolve with time.
Designers are expected to evolve their own connections to fashion from research that is not limited to fashion history, moving progressively from a vision, to a look, to the creation of a line that is different, personal and still marketable.
And with the release of new projections from Pew Research tracking how religious beliefs are expected to evolve, we now have a fuller picture of how America will have changed by the time today's toddlers are stalking Capitol Hill.
Insurance company offerings for businesses like hers are expected to evolve, Ms. Shein said, and she hopes better plans and choices become available, as they have on the individual exchange.
Under the neutral model, dN and dS are expected to occur at approximately the same rate (ω ≈ 1), whereas sites constrained by purifying (negative) selection are expected to evolve with ω < 1, and those under diversifying (positive) selection with ω > 1.
Plans and products are defined, but are expected to evolve over time.
Secondly, multicore processors exist and emerge in many different configurations, and are expected to evolve further in architectural variety.
