The phrase "a technology reputation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the perception or standing of a particular technology or company within the tech industry or among consumers.
Example: "The startup has built a strong technology reputation for its innovative solutions and reliable products."
Alternatives: "a tech reputation" or "a reputation in technology".
And finally, given the current tightness of the labor market in technology, reputation can be a weapon when it comes to sourcing talent.
China could do the same but its technology reputation still lags behind its Asian counterparts.
The court drama the highlight of which was Microsoft getting caught rigging a technology demo severely tarnished its reputation and its stock price.
A technology manager with a shining reputation in 1999 may have found that by 2002, 90% of his fund value had vanished.
Many argue that the region's reputation as a technology center will grow as more companies migrate to the Internet.
The offering ends an event-filled few weeks that tarnished the company's reputation as a technology golden boy that could do no wrong; at the same time, it has left the company facing possible legal action.
But the No. 1 choice is a technology company with a stellar reputation for treating employees well: Google.
Its new headquarters are also part of Samsung's efforts to establish a reputation as a technology innovator by transforming the company's culture and strategies, which previously meant that most of its tech and products were developed internally, by partnering with tech entrepreneurs.
Many consumers already begin searching for products or services at Google, and Froogle looks like an attempt to capitalize on Google's technology and reputation to become a shopping destination to rival Amazon, Yahoo or eBay.
And true to his reputation as a technology-oriented, forward-thinking kind of guy, Mr. Gladwell is the only staff writer at The New Yorker who maintains a personal and fully stocked Web site, complete with all his articles for The New Yorker archived and indexed.
