The phrase "detailing the evolution" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to providing specific or specific information about the changes or development of something. Example: "His research paper was praised for its thoroughness in detailing the evolution of modern technology over the past decade."
Over the course of two hours, McLaren and his chief investigator, Martin Dubbey, detailed the evolution of the Russian doping programme.
He described One Lap as "the more civilized descendant" of the Cannonball Run and detailed the evolution of the race in an e-mail: One Lap is an evolving event.
A recent paper by Schiestl detailed the evolution of floral scent and insect chemical communication.
2. Investigate the history of the Motion Picture Association of America's (MPAA) movie rating system, and create an illustrated timeline that details the evolution of today's movie rating system.
By questioning the science — often getting down to very technical details — the evolution challengers in Texas are following a strategy increasingly deployed by others around the country.
The book details the evolution in soccer tactics, from the mid-eighteen-hundreds, when teams would regularly play with five forwards and just two defenders, to modern-day systems.
The Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls, N.J., is creating a new exhibit, Championing Respect, which will detail the evolution of attitudes from Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier to the latest news of gay athletes openly competing.
We then discuss in more detail the evolution of the method and its role in the work of John Rawls.
In this appendix we detail the evolution of the sustainability variables considered in the analysis throughout the period studied.
In commerce and business, Chen introduced in detail the evolution of business intelligence, analytics, and the impact of big data in typical areas [14].
