The phrase "a center of technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place or organization that is a hub for technological development or innovation.
Example: "Silicon Valley is widely recognized as a center of technology, attracting startups and tech giants alike."
Alternatives: "a hub of technology" or "a technology hotspot".
By the time the Turan family sold Briarcliffe two years ago, it had thoroughly overhauled its curriculum, and the old secretarial school had become a center of technology training.
But I also had a lot of interesting conversations in cabs about Pittsburgh itself — about its past as a smoking forge of American industrial capitalism, its long years of decline and abandonment in the wake of the steel industry's collapse, and its ongoing regeneration as a center of technology and medicine.
But I also had a lot of interesting conversations in cabs about Pittsburgh itself about its past as a smoking forge of American industrial capitalism, its long years of decline and abandonment in the wake of the steel industry's collapse, and its ongoing regeneration as a center of technology and medicine.
Minnesota became a center of technology after World War II.
Minnesota also became a center of technology after the war.
"And New York City is a center of mobility, technology and innovation just as much as media and finance".
Germany and the European Union have committed nearly $22 billion to transform the region into a center of education, technology and tourism.
Bentley students will be exposed to high-tech facilities that include a simulated stock market trading room and a center of marketing technology, Ms. Karidoyanes said.
It is indeed a center of advanced technology and science, and it is also the nation's luxury attic, in which such treasures as the original Star-Spangled Banner, Lincoln's top hat, the Spirit of St . Louisand the Mercury Friendship 7 spacecraft are displayed.
At Stanford, very much a center of postwar technology, Henry Kaplan claimed cures of Hodgkin's disease by wide-field radiation.
But if any one person embodies the emergence of the Philadelphia area as a new center of technology and venture capital, it's Musser.
