The phrase "a technological system that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing or defining a specific technological system and its characteristics or functions.
Example: "A technological system that integrates artificial intelligence can significantly enhance productivity in various industries."
Alternatives: "a tech system that" or "a technology framework that".
The paper proposes a new intersectoral methodology to measure the core relationships of a technological system – that is the relationships of its private business core (PBC) – and to integrate them with a consistent analysis of its extra-core relationships – that is between the PBC and the public and the foreign sub-system.
Second, since we are assessing a technological system that is not yet widely established, impacts may not actually materialise if it cannot get off the ground.
Some progress is being made in the use of computers in K-12 instruction, but not in ways that take full advantage of them as part of a technological system that incorporates the analytical power and memory capacity of information technologies, the interactive and mobile potential of communications technologies, and the presentation capabilities of print and audiovisual technologies.
The following article describes the history of the fuel engine interface in two case studies (from 1900 onwards) with the goal of understanding the complexity of such an interface composed of two technological systems that do not form a clear hierarchical relationship.
In order to obtain intelligence in transportation, ITSs have utilized the advantages of the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), providing several different technological systems that help users.
To have a name for the global totality of technological systems that are vulnerable to space weather, I suggest calling it the cyberelectrosphere.
We now live in one world, one network, one technology, says Bruce Schneier, security technologist and chief technology officer of Co3 Systems, which means we can't create technological systems that distinguishes legality or morality.
THE Pentagon has long indulged in highly polished technological systems that are the product of many years of bureaucratic wheel-spinning, grinding meetings and wish-list overkill.
It is time for all of us to wake up to the limits we really face: the social and technological systems that sustain us need improvement.
The administrative and technological systems that are necessary to insure that nuclear weapons are always available for use in wartime may be quite different from those necessary to guarantee that such weapons can never be used, without proper authorization, in peacetime.
Thus constructive solutions and technological systems that maximize energy efficiency are requested by companies and stakeholders.
