The phrase "a measure of technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or assessment of technological advancements or capabilities.
Example: "The study provides a measure of technology adoption among small businesses in the region."
Alternatives: "an assessment of technology" or "a gauge of technology".
As a measure of technology translation, more than 440,000 patients have been reached with technologies developed directly out of the Biodesign Innovation Fellowship, with another 1,000,000+ aided by solutions initiated by alumni after their training.
Convergent validity was established via correlations between the AFS and established measures of adolescent functioning and parenting, and discriminant validity was shown through no association between the AFS and a measure of technology use.
We start by reviewing the different interpretations of resource productivity: as a measure of technology, efficiency, or savings and dematerialization.
But what is missing from these ratings is a measure of hotel technology services.
The flood of photographers into Libya is also a measure of how technology has changed photography over the past 20 years.
We also examine two context variables as antecedent to knowledge: they are demand unpredictability (a dimension of environmental uncertainty) and mass output orientation (a measure of production technology type).
It's not a measure of which technology is considered good or bad.
Based on previous work, we created a measure of high technology hospitals defined as those hospitals that reported having at least 6 of 8 high tech services in the AHA Annual Survey [ 15– 17].
Technology is a measure of the technological performance of an economy: the more advanced, the lower this ratio.
Now, thanks to a measure of privatisation and new technology, gambling is enjoying a run of good fortune.Innovation is one reason for the improvement.
Specifically, our measure of technology spillovers to a firm is calculated as the sum of the weighted R&D stocks of other firms, where the weights are based on the closeness of two firms in terms of their technologies.
