"evolving identity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person or entity whose identity is constantly changing. For example, "In the fast-paced world of technology, companies must adopt an evolving identity in order to remain competitive."
More recently, as France has grappled with immigration and its rapidly evolving identity as a multicultural society, such smugness has dropped away, and much of the best recent French film and literature grapples earnestly with this new situation.
To your daughters' generation, who grew up at the genesis of the smartphone and social media platforms, these are the guidelines that shape and maintain one of their most valuable pieces of communication and evolving identity.
Among high-end culinary groups, innovation has become a key differentiating factor and source of competitive advantage, the latest stage in the constantly evolving identity work that has characterized the institutionalization of high-end culinary work in recent history (Rao, Monin, and Durand, 2003).
Review of Darwin's Evolving Identity: Adventure, ambition, and the sin of speculation, by Alistair Sponsel.
His evolving identity required a succession of new names — Suleyman al-Lindh, Suleyman al-Faris, Abdul Hamid.
Rather, it means using one's evolving identity and experience in ways that are characterized by "purpose, contribution and commitment, particularly to the well-being of future generations".
Dress is always code, particularly for teenagers eager to telegraph evolving identities.
Indians will vote for those they think represent their evolving identities and interests.
It is compelling and often moving to watch a cast intent on chiselling new stories out of old, and in the process throwing off outmoded constraints and embracing their new, constantly evolving identities.
By opening a window onto the experiences and evolving identities of individuals in these exceptionally diverse environments, we can gain a better understanding of the possibilities and challenges we face as a multicultural nation.
Anchors help them define them and their evolving identities.
