"further evolving" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is continuing to change, develop, and grow over time. For example: "Through advances in technology and further evolving scientific discoveries, the world as we know it is constantly changing."
Therefore, they fail to cover the steadily further evolving genetic diversity of clinically relevant β-lactamases.
Further evolving faults are faults beginning in one phase and spreading to another phase after a few cycles.
What began as a shift to "soft power" during the Bush second term has been further evolving under Obama into a surrealpolitik of reset buttons, apologies for America and avowals of "respect" for governments such as Syria and Iran whose rulers respect neither America nor the basic rights of their own citizens and neighbors.
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In particular, clades 2.3.2, 2.3.4, and 7 viruses have gained ecologic niches and have continued circulating by further evolving into new subclades (2 ).
In this way, our progressive income tax could further evolve toward a progressive consumption tax.
It further evolved into a soil inverting plow during the 8th to 10th century.
The interaction of these phenomena create new situations, even new rules, which further evolve as the simulation proceeds.
But the conflict has further evolved, pitting farmers against herders, each trying to gain control over the other for resources.
It assimilated, with a remarkable faculty for adaptation, the structures and techniques of the much further evolved Hellenistic civilization.
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