"evolution and development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the process of change and growth over time, particularly in biological or scientific contexts. Example: The theory of evolution and development has had a significant impact on our understanding of the natural world.
Now the task is to unravel the more subtle processes that have governed our evolution and development as human beings.
For one thing, the evolution and development of the provisional IRA would have been avoided.
Many credit the book with helping to inspire the new field of evo-devo, or the study of evolution and development.
If you think about its evolution and development, the rapid rise of technology, all the knowhow, and the engineering, and the kit, and the computers – it's amazing really".
The fly helped scientists discover that chromosomes contain small units of heredity called genes, and it helped unify research into heredity, evolution and development.
Wilson's book seems light-hearted at first glance but through its deep inquiry into our changing relationship with food and cooking, throws light on the evolution and development of humanity itself.
Just coming into its own as a science, evo-devo is the combined study of evolution and development, the process by which a nubbin of a fertilized egg transforms into a full-fledged adult.
Since no historical manifestation of religion is known that has not exhibited an unvarying process of change, evolution, and development, these questions are far from easily solved.
But Professor Thomas thinks we also need to recognise that "the evolution and development of business and educational institutions in the United States and Europe have their origins in the unique cultural, economic and political environment of these diverse regions".
The notion that there's a connection between evolution and development — the growth of an organism from a single cell, through an embryo, to an adult — is both natural and old.
So while the Native Title Act should remain focused on the acknowledgement of traditional laws and customs, it should also be "flexibly applied", the report said, to allow for the evolution and development of such laws and customs.
