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The phrase "areas for the evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential developments or improvements in a specific context, such as personal growth, organizational change, or technological advancement.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified several areas for the evolution of our marketing strategy to better engage our audience."
Alternatives: "opportunities for growth" or "fields for development."
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A significant role of sensory areas for the evolution of the observed effects seems unlikely.
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The standardised value of the area under the curve for the evolution of SOFA scores over time was 5.78 (standard error of the mean (SEM) = 0.49) in survivors and 9.92 (SEM = 0.30) in those that died.
The minimisation of interfacial energy, typically implying the reduction of interface area, is a key driving force for the evolution of the composition and topology of these systems.
The constructed stochastic demand model considers multiple possible scenarios for the evolution of the areas of interest with probabilities based on the market share growth in each area.
Empirical correlations were developed for the evolution of surface area as a function of ultrasonic energy input per unit mass.
On the other hand a completely different behavior for the evolution of island area with varying substrate temperature was observed.
One way to increase the performance is to increase the electrochemically active surface area available for the oxygen evolution reaction.
The need to access a large area of land in order to ensure sufficient pasture is an important reason for the evolution of "common" range systems.
Shame on #Google for the evolution theme.
This is required for the evolution.
It is a key area for understanding the geodynamic evolution of the Mediterranean Sea.
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