The phrase "a form of technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different types or categories of technology, particularly in a comparative or descriptive context.
Example: "Smartphones are a form of technology that have revolutionized communication in the modern world."
Alternatives: "a type of technology" or "a category of technology".
Is a protein shake a form of technology?
These bioenergy plants will be outfitted with a form of technology known as carbon capture, which traps carbon dioxide emissions before they make it into the atmosphere.
Agricultural scientists—and to a significant degree farmers themselves are thus inclined to see agriculture itself as a form of technology.
Mainly, though, and beyond the obvious self-marketeers, there is often a sense of footballers taking some comfort in a form of technology that reverses just a little the sense of industrial isolation.
As for the plan to call viewers at home to push "Madigan Men," Mr. Cohen said that ABC would use a form of technology that only activates when it reaches an answering machine.
23A: A debut and a reference to a form of technology I wasn't familiar with, WIRE RECORDERS, which at first made me think of newswires, but actually used real wires, magnetized in a particular way to replicate sounds.
They arrived late, but in time to demonstrate a form of the technology.
A form of assistive technology, aids for activities of daily living (AADLs) include a wide range of devices.
Best Buy, a 750-store electronics and entertainment products chain based in Minneapolis, said its radio identification system would use E.P.C. standards, a form of the technology that Wal-Mart and the Department of Defense have already specified for suppliers.
Medical Alert Protection Systems (MAPS) are a form of assistive technology designed to support independent living in the care of elderly patients in the community.
And organic solar cells, which mimic photosynthetic processes to capture light and convert it into electricity, are arguably a form of biomimetic technology, too".Part of the challenge, I believe, is to reconnect people with resources," says Mr Pawlyn.
