The phrase "evolved in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe how something has changed or adapted in order to better fulfill some purpose. For example, you could say, "Over time, the species of bird has evolved in order to better take advantage of available food sources in its environment."
8 P.M. (Animal) MUTANT PLANET This two-hour special features various animals that have evolved in order to survive.
Stress is a natural, healthy bodily response which humans have evolved in order to protect them in times of danger.
(Their explosive percussive style, heard especially on the "Smoke + Mirrors" title track, evolved in order to be heard above the clanging of slot machines).
Is Slade really as poor as is often suggested, or has his apparent artlessness evolved in order to mask his significant intelligence, and an unusual ability to turn a profit?
Scientists believe that itch, and the accompanying scratch reflex, evolved in order to protect us from insects and clinging plant toxins — from such dangers as malaria, yellow fever, and dengue, transmitted by mosquitoes; from tularemia, river blindness, and sleeping sickness, transmitted by flies; from typhus-bearing lice, plague-bearing fleas, and poisonous spiders.
These emotions are biologically primitive and have evolved in order to increase the reproductive fitness.
The electric power system has continuously evolved in order to accommodate new technologies and operating strategies.
This new species evolved in order to protect itself and to adapt to its environment to survive".
This abstract structure can be evolved in order to make it a reference architecture for mobile shared workspaces.
According to coherence between TFs and TFBSs at sequence, structure, and evolution aspect, we deem that, to a certain degree, TFs and TFBSs have co-evolved in order to keep their physical binding and maintain their regulatory functions, which is consistent with reports of Yang's work [ 28].
The core idea is that algorithms (i.e., models in ) that process a predefined set of variables (i.e., the input features) through a sequence of operations can be 'evolved' in order to find an optimal algorithm h that best approximates f.
