The phrase "evolve in line with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means that something is changing or developing in accordance with a certain principle or trend. Example: "The company's marketing strategy must evolve in line with consumer preferences and market trends in order to remain competitive."
Its role continues to evolve in line with advances in radiation technology, which have facilitated dose escalation and reduced toxicity.
The development and clinical use of antimicrobial agents continue to evolve in line with new science, understanding and needs.
The renovation was guided by "chance and error," he said, "allowing it to evolve in line with my own development and needs.
Regulatory instruments designed to mitigate the effects of plastics on human health and the environment must evolve in line with trends in production, use and disposal [2].
Betsy Jividen, a deputy federal prosecutor in the Northern District of West Virginia, said her office's approach "will continue to evolve" in line with the the Smart on Crime Initiative, a comprehensive review of the criminal justice system launched by then-Attorney General Eric Holder in 2013.
We can therefore conclude that there is little evidence to suggest that Iranian tribal weaving traditions evolve in line with the "hierarchically integrated system" model.
It has been evolving in line with the changing threats faced by our communities, and our members have been working jointly with other emergency services for many years.
"These actions should not restrain current market housing activity … these actions will have minimal impact in the future if the housing market evolves in line with the Bank's central view," he said.
"This time next year, I predict that our programme, lineup and journalism will have evolved in line with news audiences – but it will all still be unmistakably Channel 4 News".
Countryside Survey 2007 CS20077), the fifth survey since 1978, retained consistency with previous surveys, whilst evolving in line with technological and conceptual advances in the collection and integration of data to understand landscape change.
Concurrently, complementary graphical and visualisation tools for carbon dioxide targeting, design and planning based on Pinch Analysis have evolved in line with the developments of other Process Integration tools.
