"the evolution pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the trajectory of how something has changed over time. For example, "The evolution pattern of technology over the last century has been astounding."
Some previous studies (Zmasek and Godzik, 2011) analyzed the evolution pattern of domain repertoire in eukaryotes.
GIS technologies were used to match the congestion state along the road network, so that the evolution pattern of congestions could be analyzed.
We propose a novel local shape descriptor based on the concept that the evolution pattern of geodesic iso-contour's length is a good representative for surface features.
The evolution pattern makes it easier for users to identify patterns that correlate with merging and branching, yet more in-depth analysis of the internal relationship between hot tops remains to be further examined.
Nine sets of sand-box experiments were designed according to actual geologic data to investigate the evolution pattern and development mechanism of simple shear strike-slip fault zone using the fault CT scanning technique.
Vulnerability relationship among influencing factors of water hazards was analyzed to obtain the evolution pattern in different conditions and the effect with different cure strategies, which is instructive for safety production in coal mines.
Results reveal that the evolution patterns of a SC highly depend on its local context factors.
Thus, more accurate prediction methods that include information about the evolution patterns of content popularity, have been proposed [32] [34].
Many studies have shown the evolution patterns of APA in various organisms, especially mammals.
As we know, the evolution patterns of mtDNA and gDNA are not identical.
The evolution patterns of polyadenylation in plants are still largely unknown.
