The phrase "the evolution of democracy" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the development or progress of democratic systems and practices. Example: "The evolution of democracy in ancient Greece laid the foundation for modern democratic societies."
The evolution of democracy in Morocco has been hesitant, sometimes even illusory.
Comment about the evolution of democracy in Russia, and the recent failed coup there.
"There are a lot of concerns about the evolution of democracy in the country," Mr. van den Brande said.
Dan Sperber, social scientist, National Center for Scientific Research, Paris What is the next step in the evolution of democracy?
The evolution of democracy rarely followed a straight path, and it always has been accompanied by profound antidemocratic currents".
The New Yorker, October 18 , 1993P. 4 Comment about the evolution of democracy in Russia, and the recent failed coup there..
But who or what can check the expansion of an appointed - not elected - judiciary and what does that say about the evolution of democracies, particularly one of the three oldest in modern history, namely the United States?
Answers are not likely to appease Islamic totalitarianism, but they are increasingly important for the evolution of American democracy and culture.
What we meant was that you will continue the evolution of direct democracy beyond using the Internet for fundraising, heralding a new age of direct access to the citizenry.
It will require applying the power of mindfulness, both individually and collectively, to the evolution of business, democracy, and society.
The battle between money and the majority is the story of American politics and has been the central theme of the evolution of American democracy.
