The phrase "a measure of technological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assessment or evaluation of technology in various contexts, such as performance, impact, or advancement.
Example: "The study provides a measure of technological progress in renewable energy sources over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an assessment of technological" or "a gauge of technological".
The ability to do so is available without the Xbox 360, but requires a measure of technological sophistication and a high tolerance for failure," it added.
First, a non-parametric frontier analysis is implemented to estimate efficiency scores, including a measure of technological innovation based on patent stocks.
Relying upon a database of 1818 products marketed between 1990 and 1999 by 265 firms active in three markets of the Local Area Network (LAN) industry we first construct a measure of technological leadership and then relate this measure to persistence in innovation.
In the globally connected world you will require a measure of technological sophistication, but will also need an increased degree of cross-cultural knowledge to navigate the challenging rapids that course through 21st century social life.
Technology is a measure of the technological performance of an economy: the more advanced, the lower this ratio.
The BCI is a measure of the technological and economic risk to develop a biorefinery process using specific raw materials, production, extraction and purification processes.
Technologically, they had always been a step behind never quite managing, for instance, to etch the circuit lines on a chip (a popular measure of technological prowess) as narrowly as the top IDMs.
However, a recent study by Coombs and Bierly (2006) looked at the effectiveness of some technological measures using patent citations and came to a conclusion that the total number of patents is not usually a valid measure of technological capability.
It is not just a measure of the chip makers' technological prowess, but the commercial heartbeat of the semiconductor industry itself.What to do?
