The phrase "areas of evolving" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe fields or subjects that are in a state of change or development, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The research focuses on areas of evolving technology and innovation."
Alternatives: "fields of development" or "domains of change".
"This was a technical glitch in an area of evolving tools and technology and fast-paced investigations," Mr. Kortan said.
This issue has been an area of evolving research.
The effect of the investigated functional layers on the kinetics of the hydrogen bubble formation, as represented by the onset time and the area density of evolving bubbles, may reveal their performance in competing with water molecules for active adsorption sites on the magnesium alloy surfaces.
Especially in areas of rapidly evolving technologies, closed groups are vulnerable to developments they don't see and can't participate in.
In all of these areas of concern, evolving technology will eventually prompt the appropriate actions.
The important areas of rapidly evolving EBC information for future studies involve ascertaining site and mechanisms of EBC particle formation, improving reproducibility, determination of dilution markers, EBC employment in longitudinal studies, determining the utility of EBC measures for the management of individual patients [ 197], and the cellular source of airway inflammation [ 201].
ECCO2R is an area of rapidly evolving technology and increasing rates of utilisation.
"The court is letting this area of law evolve to meet the families that are out there," Ms. Logue said.
The active area of the evolved circuits was small in size, but complex in structure.
This book is a reminder to all of us working in public health that our areas of interest are evolving in a variety of directions in the field and in research laboratories.
