"speed evolution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to changes in a system or process which occur quickly. For example, "New technologies enabled a speed evolution of the transportation industry."
Daily wind speed evolution has been analysed and a sharp contrast between day and night has been obtained.
Hotspotting could also speed evolution, as discussed above.
Mutator alleles can speed evolution in a clonally reproducing population even when they are not fixed in the population [ 44].
If indeed TEs speed evolution, it is at these higher levels of selection that such a function might best be attributed to them as a class.
High standing diversity may slow evolution through clonal interference, where beneficial genotypes compete with each other and variation is purged slowly (Gerrish and Lenski 1998), or it may speed evolution through sign epistasis, where beneficial alleles can occur on multiple genetic backgrounds, which can alter the fitness effect of the allele (Hayden et al. 2011).
The intuition frequently expressed by molecular geneticists that junk DNA is functional because it serves to "speed evolution" or as an "evolutionary repository" could be recast as a claim about selection between species (or clades) rather than within them, but this is not often done.
Most of the technologies are in high-speed evolution nowadays.
Thus, the high-speed evolution represented by crop domestication can be the result of strong selection pressures on pre-existing variation.
In the U.S., BlackBerry Storm customers will benefit from the nation's most reliable wireless voice network and the pervasiveness of Verizon Wireless' reliable high-speed Evolution-Data Optimized (EV-DO) Revision A (Rev. A) network for rich Internet browsing.
There's also a mismatch in the speed of evolution of our technology compared with the evolution of our ethics.
Superimposing the age-calibrated molecular phylogeny onto stratigraphy significantly alters the interpretation of the speed of evolution in this group, indicating rapid diversification of sediment dwelling corals in the late Miocene.
