The phrase "a technology that eliminates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a technology that removes or eradicates a specific problem or issue.
Example: "The new software is a technology that eliminates the need for manual data entry, streamlining the entire process."
Alternatives: "a solution that removes" or "a system that eradicates".
Prism Skylabs says on its Web site that it has developed a technology that eliminates people's faces and bodies from an image, forming a ghost-like shape that completely protects the privacy of customers.
Working with Ravi and a group of farmers and betel tream climbers, we considered two approaches: create a technology that eliminates the need for skilled climbers or design a technology to make climbing safer.
Enter QLess, a startup that has developed a technology that eliminates the act of standing into line by letting people use their cell phones to get in a virtual, mobile line.
Dow Chemical is even converting a facility using "just in time" technology that eliminates large storage of chlorine on site.
Toshiba's next generation of its dynadock™ U, a top selling universal docking station on the Internet, features wireless USB technology that eliminates the need for a cable between the docking station and laptop.
EyeCatra plans to address the problem of diagnosing cataracts — the leading cause of preventable blindness worldwide — with inexpensive, portable technology that eliminates the need for a trained clinician.
Microsoft reportedly is testing technology that eliminates the pain point of checking out with a cashier.
Now many amplification systems use infrared technology that eliminates interference and automatically disconnects when the teacher leaves the classroom.
We further require that biochar be manufactured using modern technology that eliminates soot, CH4 and N2O emissions while recovering some of the energy released during the pyrolysis process for subsequent use.
It is driven by a handful of technologies including machine intelligence, the ubiquitous web and advanced robotics capable of delivering many remarkable innovations: unmanned vehicles; pilotless drones; machines that can instantly translate hundreds of languages; mobile technology that eliminates the distance between doctor and patient, teacher and student.
Ignite is solving this problem with its proprietary skill quantification technology that eliminates mismatches.
