The phrase "a technological success" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a project, product, or initiative that has achieved its intended technological goals or advancements.
Example: "The launch of the new software was a technological success, exceeding all performance expectations."
Alternatives: "a technological achievement" or "a tech triumph."
While the tunnel is in many ways a technological success, it has a significant flaw: you can't drive through it.
Although Google's self-driving cars have been a technological success the search-giant has had difficulty finding a method of getting the vehicles into mainstream use.
But it has not worked out that way: while the 31-mile-tunnel linking Folkestone and Calais was a technological success, it's been a miserable failure both financially and politically.
Say what you will, but so far, Bitcoin is a technological success.
Positive reviews described the film as an ambitious initiative and a technological success, with some critics thinking that Ra.One had put Indian films on par with Hollywood.
In the end, Iridium was a brilliant technological success, a business flop and a financial catastrophe with still-ongoing lawsuits.
Landing a rocket on a barge in the ocean is such a tremendous technological success that one can't help but be agape and amazed at the feat.
It is an astonishing technological success, able to fly non-stop one-third of the way around the world.
Google has been an American technological success story if there ever was one, leading to billions of dollars in technological innovation, and, recently, fledgling research in important fields like energy, public health and brain science.
7. The ARM chip A genuine British technological success story, the ARM chip was a spin-off from the home-grown Acorn computer (aka the BBC Micro), which, when it appeared in the early 80s, was as good as the machines created by big American companies like IBM and Apple.
For the Department of Health, the CDSS offered the chance of a high profile technological success – much needed given all the promises about harnessing technology to achieve NHS modernisation.
