The phrase "a product of technological" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the results or outcomes that arise from technological advancements or innovations.
Example: "The smartphone is a product of technological advancements that have transformed communication."
Alternatives: "a result of technology" or "an outcome of technological development".
To some extent, the freeze-frame gag was a product of technological developments.
If nothing else, modern winter is a product of technological advancement.
The current party system, with its dominant leaders, strong party whipping and internal coherence is at least partly a product of technological change.
The book described globalization as supplanting the Cold War system, but, unlike the Cold War, globalization was a product of technological advances and blind economic forces, not government policies.
To extrapolate from those trends and suggest possible new directions, we consider whether perceived difficulties in the diffusion of HIS systems are simply a product of technological factors, or whether fundamental social factors have been ignored.
Dhruva is a product of technological initiatives taken during mid seventies when a need was felt for another research reactor having a high neutron flux to meet the growing demands of research and development in the frontier areas of science and engineering.
The last little uptick at the far right represents new production from the Gulf (itself a product of marvelous technological advances that allow wells to be driven miles beneath the sea floor) and from the northern Plains, especially North Dakota.
Architecture is also a product of the technological state of its time.
This capability is a product of the technological breakthroughs in the area of image processing that has allowed for the development of a large number of digital imaging applications in all industries.
Maybe its roots are more structural in nature: a product of demographic or technological trends.
While this kind of category of addressee appears self-explanatory, the 'public' of mass media is a product of historical, cultural, and technological evolution, in which the rise of news media has played a central role.
