"evolving period" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a time in history or in the present day when there is significant change happening. For example: "The 21st century has been an evolving period for our society as technology continues to play a major role in our lives."
Monocyte mobilization during the evolving infarction and recovery period follow a sequential pattern.
But -- brace yourselves, all ye who are set in your ways -- sincerity is only part of the period's evolving role in our language.
I'm inclined to think of cultures as evolving over fairly long periods of time, accumulating information, some of it adaptive, some not adaptive.
To date, over 900 primary breast cancers have been profiled by the TCGA initiative over a four-year period using an evolving set of molecular analyses.
Consequently, the evolving curve will stop at these edges.
A discrete peak could not be consistently identified, but time-evolving t-tests identified a period from between 340 and 500 ms over which the LFP evoked by the target was of lower amplitude than that evoked by the non-target cue (in the left- and right-hand panels in Fig. 3).
A discrete peak could not be consistently identified, but time-evolving t-tests identified a period from between 600 and 760 ms over which the LFP evoked by target cues was of higher amplitude than that evoked by non-target cues, except when the counting task was performed OFF treatment (Figs 3 and 4).
To celebrate, Facebook has put up this slideshow that highlights Facebook's evolving Web design over that time period.
New France continued to fly the evolving French military flags of that period.
Instillation of a lower dose of 5 × 109 E. coli produced a more gradually evolving injury over a 72-hour period, as previously described [ 14, 17].
