The phrase "avoiding the evolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of preventing or hindering progress or change in a particular context.
Example: "The company's policies are focused on avoiding the evolution of outdated practices that no longer serve our goals."
Alternatives: "preventing the development of" or "stopping the progress of".
Viewing cancer as an evolutionary process resulting from natural selection between cell lineages within tissues and the changing "environments" within the body over time can lead to new treatments that avoid the evolution of chemotherapy resistance and metastasis.
This highlights the need to sustain research on discovering new insecticides (31) And to test insecticide combinations in the same fashion as is applied to avoid the evolution of antibiotic and/or antiviral resistance.
This study will attempt to determine the prevalence of non alcoholic fatty liver disease, as well as, the factors most frequently associated with the presence of this disease to thereby achieve the most appropriate treatment and avoid the evolution of the disease.
This is crude, slippery stuff that carefully avoids confronting the evolution of capitalism or coming to grips with the present moral and economic climate.
Using heating and cooling rates of 30 000 K s−1, all non-isothermal processes could be avoided, and the evolution of isothermally formed crystals could be analyzed.
In natural systems, the lack of division of labor resulting from unfavorable combinations of parents could be avoided through the evolution of disassortative mating.
Conversely, the use of ineffective drugs should be stopped immediately to avoid directing the evolution of a strain [ 36, 50] towards a more transmissible phenotype.
According to these basics and to the more recent studies [ 26, 49], the early repair of the mucin layer by intravesical administration of mucopolysaccarides should be obtained to avoid the chronic evolution of the bladder inflammatory pathologies.
