The phrase "a sophisticated technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a technology that is advanced, complex, or highly developed.
Example: "The new smartphone features a sophisticated technology that enhances battery life and performance."
Alternatives: "an advanced technology" or "a complex technology."
A complicated structure for the organization of ideas requires a sophisticated technology to produce it.
TelePresence is a sophisticated technology tool, but what it enables is the recovery of immediate, spontaneous give-and-take.
It's also not surprising that once Xi became the subject of an investigation, his e-mail communications with Chinese institutions about what sounded like (and is) a sophisticated technology were seized upon by agents as illicit offers of proprietary information.
... Higher education is an industry in which success breeds success and failure breeds failure". The rapid growth of administrative staff (including staff to support a sophisticated technology infrastructure), which has risen 123percentt in the last 15 years.
The fact that such a sophisticated technology appears seemingly out of the blue is perhaps not that surprising — records and artefacts from 2,000 years ago are, after all, scarce.
Why would you punch a producer when you've got Richard Hammond in the same room?" Frankie Boyle "Television is such a sophisticated technology, seeing it in the hands of ITV is like watching a monkey trying to bang in a nail with a microscope" Boyle.
"It is a highly sophisticated technology," he said.
América Móvil has almost the same number, but Telecom Italia Movil offers a more sophisticated technology throughout the country.
Nielsen Media Research was preparing to switch to a more sophisticated technology to calculate ratings that television stations use to set advertising rates for local programming.
