"evolve away from the" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of change or development that causes something to become different or separate from something else. Example: In order to survive in the changing environment, the species had to evolve away from their usual diet and adapt to new food sources.
On a court in which justices often evolve away from the views they arrived with, Rehnquist was for years a conservative North Star.
Combinations of mean-motion and secular resonances can either result in long-term stabilization of asteroid orbits at certain mean-motion resonances, as is evidenced by the Hungaria, Cybele, Hilda, and Trojan asteroid groups, or cause the orbits to evolve away from the resonances, as is evidenced by the Kirkwood gaps.
The more we evolve away from the notion of deferred gratification, the more pronounced the problem will become.
This is reproduced in Figure 1, and it can be seen that the plots of the grain's form due to GRC evolve away from the spherical shape function of 1, showing a maximum of 60% deviation in 2-D grains and 100% deviation in 3-D grains for the given range of grain size less than 90 nm in mean value.
Or, just look at how quickly it took media pundits to evolve away from the "inevitability" narrative.
At some point in the future, IK Pegasi A will consume the hydrogen fuel at its core and start to evolve away from the main sequence to form a red giant.
Pop music — especially female performers — evolved away from the environment that nurtured the Lilith Fair world.
The etoy and "life_sharing" projects illustrate how the genre is evolving away from the computer screen and its interactive graphics.
But during the seven weeks of rehearsal, the staging actually evolved away from the Jacobean setting first envisioned and toward something more abstract and placeless".
As for Zac Efron, he is evolving away from the moppety creature we first knew, into a self-aware twentysomething with a touch of player-sleaze.
