The phrase "aspects of the evolving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various elements or features that are changing or developing over time.
Example: "The researchers focused on the aspects of the evolving technology that could impact future innovations."
Alternatives: "elements of the developing" or "features of the changing".
We evolve neural systems in an environment with selective pressure based on mate finding, and examine the temporal aspects of the evolved systems.
Rather, different aspects of the syndrome evolved in response to the new ecological conditions of early cultivation.
Work processes and techniques, as well as the social and organisational aspects of the workplace, evolved in an incremental and frequently deliberate fashion.
Because sRNA is involved in establishing heterochromatic structures, analyzing the sRNA transcripts from the papaya sex chromosome will help to understand the epigenetic aspects of the recently evolved sex chromosomes.
By tracking the dynamics of the payoff matrix and the compositions of the population, we are able to investigate several aspects of an evolving system, such as the average fitness changes of the population, the impact of the fitness distribution on these changes and the expected level of diversity.
Objectives: to establish the clinical, evolutive and etiological aspects of ID evolving critically ill patients with ID.
According to race organizers, the growth of the musical aspect of the event evolved rather organically, from the neighborhoods the race is run through.
Therefore, in 1969 the SCME ministers decided that it was necessary to re-examine working methods and to coordinate a more effective way of proceeding, especially regarding the inspection of common tendencies and the evolving aspects of education in Europe, with a view to successfully establishing a more harmonious and converging trend.
The musical world has changed a good deal since then, and aspects of the prize have evolved with it.
