The phrase "enduring evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process of continuous change or development that persists over time.
Example: "The concept of enduring evolution in technology highlights how innovations build upon previous advancements."
Alternatives: "sustained development" or "ongoing transformation."
By looking for duplicated genes in both the human and mouse genomes with greater sequence percent identity between paralogues than between orthologues, we identified three gene pairs with signals of long enduring concerted evolution: BMP8A/B, DDX19A/B, and TUBG1/2.
Where language comes from remains one of human evolution's enduring puzzles.
Mr. Krogius, the editor of the Brooklyn Heights Press and Cobble Hill News, traces the history of the promenade, built over Robert Moses' Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, with excerpts from news accounts of its evolution and enduring charm and photographs by Louise Casey.
In the introduction to the screenplay, which was published in revised form in 1974, Nabokov wrote that "only ragged odds and ends" were used and that he "keenly regretted the waste of my time while admiring Kubrick's fortitude in enduring for six months the evolution and infliction of a useless product".
The extent to which climate change has affected the course of human evolution is an enduring question.
An enduring question surrounding sex chromosome evolution is whether effective hemizygosity in the heterogametic sex leads inevitably to dosage compensation of sex-linked genes, and whether this compensation has been observed in a variety of organisms.
The evolution of Russia and China into enduring democratic states would make the world a far safer place and erase two of the greatest potential threats to American security.
Humans have at least 100,000 generations of evolution as hunter-gatherers, enduring feast and famine, acting as predators and hoping to avoid being prey.
In 2009, many museums across the world celebrated the enduring legacy of Charles Darwin, whose theory of evolution by natural selection is one of the most powerful and elegant ideas in the history of human thought.
Its history as an imperial power, plus its enduring military strength, mean it is forever significant in the shifting evolution of its neighbouring regions.
