The phrase "existing and evolving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is currently present and undergoing change or development.
Example: "The technology sector is existing and evolving at a rapid pace, adapting to new challenges and innovations."
Alternatives: "being and changing" or "present and developing".
Additionally, these multiscale models frequently need large scale computing capabilities as well as dedicated software and services that enable the exploitation of existing and evolving computational ecosystems.
Existing and evolving trends and paradigms in manufacturing, such as mass customisation and personalisation, call for better communication among product-production design and customisation and production execution.
The paper employs Colored Petri Nets (CPN), a powerful discrete event dynamic simulation tool, to model, simulate and evaluate the existing and evolving architectures.
In 1915, Stephen T. Mather, class of 1887, and Horace M. Albright, class of 1912, gathered a group at Berkeley's campus to plot a future for the country's existing and evolving national parks.
This emerging global internet-based information architecture of integrated networked connections includes the existing and evolving internet and network developments.
One can inquire into the kind of arrangements that should be created (ab novo and/or by modulating existing and evolving arrangements).
Founder and CEO Daniel Ilkovich says that Dexter's greatest challenge is keeping up with existing (and always evolving) messaging platforms like Slack and Facebook Messenger, as well as building tools for writers in a space that has traditionally been dominated by developers.
One culprit is drug-resistant clones pre-existing and evolving clones pre-existingother is tumor stem cells—repopulandng, revolving, and poorly understood.
Going forward with the new funds, Fritjofsson says that Wrapp is going to focus on more growth in its existing areas — and evolve the product in new ways.
Specifically, we argue that creative accumulation requires firms to handle a triple challenge of simultaneously (a) fine-tuning and evolving existing technologies at a rapid pace, (b) acquiring and developing new technologies and resources and (c) integrating novel and existing knowledge into superior products and solutions.
First, we know relatively little about the circuitry of many existing molecular pathways and evolving novel traits may help illuminate previously unknown connections between pathways.
