The phrase "price evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the changes in pricing over time, or to refer to the current pricing changes being observed in a particular market or industry. Example sentence: Analysts are closely watching the price evolution of the stock to identify potential trading opportunities.
Fig. 1 Price evolution of the main commodity indexes 1990 2010.
In Figure 16 we show the price evolution of a sample of 5 routes.
Price evolution over time has also been considered so as to take into account the economies of scale.
There, the observations describe the price evolution of an asset, for which estimating its volatility is critical.
The estimated price indexes give also some insights on what could have been the determinants of price evolution in the Spanish car market.
Figure 14 Price evolution temporal dynamics for a set of 800 routes that where sampled uniformly random by our app's set of requested routes.
It is worth noting that despite these price evolutions are presented at a national level, their patterns are alike across Spanish regions.
In a second step, since the lifetimes of the solutions are uncertain and difficult to predict given that future political, cultural and energy price evolutions are unknown, the hypotheses used in the first step are called into question and greenhouse gas emissions are evaluated according to variable lifetimes.
SeatGeek aims to predict pricing evolution of sports and event tickets sold on the secondary market, much like Farecast (now Bing Travel) forecasts the price of airline tickets.
[20, 21] studied the impacts brought by the uncertainties of energy loads and prices' evolution on the cogeneration system planning which spans a multi-year time interval.
It's the price that evolution demands.
