"evolving patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to trends or changes that occur over time. For example, "The company has followed evolving patterns of customer behavior in order to keep up with the changing market."
Smoke curls from the fire and forms slowly evolving patterns in the candlelight.
The forces shaping the development of corporate law, including evolving patterns of share ownership, are examined.
The dependence of radiative forcing and feedback on evolving patterns of surface temperature change in climate models.
Rugenstein, M. A. A., Caldiera, K. & Knutti, R. Dependence of global radiative feedbacks on evolving patterns of surface heat fluxes.
Garip's book analyzes the evolving patterns in migration from Mexico to the U.S. in the last century.
There are also questions about whether the benefits that Portugal has seen since 2001 reflect evolving patterns in European life and not the success of its program.
Seeing this evolving pattern through an analogy illuminates this larger network effect.
These long-time evolved patterns bear great biological significance because disruption of these patterns can have adverse effects on pregnancies.
Then these different evolved patterns are used to train independent classifiers which are then combined together to form an ensemble.
To do this, we provide a framework of classification for the evolved patterns of gene expression plasticity that could underlie genetic assimilation or accommodation of behaviour.
This paper develops the extended finite element method (XFEM) to evolve patterns of multiple cracks, in a brittle thin film bonded to an elastic substrate, with a relatively coarse mesh, and without remeshing during evolution.
