The phrase "a class of technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when categorizing or grouping different types of technology based on certain characteristics or functions.
Example: "Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming a class of technology that impacts various industries, from healthcare to finance."
Alternatives: "a category of technology" or "a type of technology".
Among the pilfered data, Carpenter says he found information on a South Korean server detailing the schematics of the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, a class of technology with potential military uses.
As early as 2003 Sandia National Laboratories and its managing company, Lockheed Martin, were penetrated by cyberspies, seemingly based in China, who pilfered plans for the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, a class of technology with potential military uses.
This work examines how awareness systems, a class of technologies that support sustained and effortless communication between individuals and groups, can support family communication.
Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) is a class of technologies and methods that span from swarm intelligence to multi-agent technologies and that basically concerns the development of distributed solutions for a specific problem.
Rather, it sought to understand the effects of 'telehealth', as a class of technologies that was added to standard support and treatment, compared with standard care alone.
They envision a class of "intimate technology" robots that are more attuned to environments than to specific tasks.
RMC is a class of networking technology that creates the impression to the programmer that a function call is made locally, whereas it is actually executed on another machine.
A class of computational technology, named feature selection, has been applied to solve such problems [64].
In this review we survey a class of DGE technologies collectively referred to as 'open' architecture systems.
High-temperature solid looping processes for CCS (carbon capture and storage) represent a class of promising technologies that enables CO2 capture with relatively low net efficiency penalties.
