The phrase "a technology which facilitates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a technology that makes a process easier or more efficient.
Example: "The new software is a technology which facilitates remote collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "a technology that enables" or "a technology that supports".
This work shows that the WCV is an interfacing technology, which facilitates 3D information sharing for most product-centric activities in a simple and cost-effective manner.
His point was that its brilliant technology which facilitates real-time discussions is also perfect for mobs.
3D bioprinting is one such technology, which facilitates the layer-by-layer precise positioning of biological materials, biochemicals, and living cells, with spatial control of the placement of functional tissue components.
The maps are generated using GIS technology, which facilitates the models use of the soil burn severity map as a data source, enables quick comparison to GIS layers containing data on potential elements-at-risk present, and permits transmission of the model results to the geologists conducting the initial post-fire debris flow risk assessment (Staley [2013]; Gallegos et al. [2013]).
The use of temperature and pressure sensor-guidewire (TPSG) technology (which facilitates simultaneous thermodilution-derived flow and pressure recordings thus enabling concurrent CFR and IMR evaluations in the coronary circulation[15]), however, has not been described in the pulmonary circulation.
These active relationships with the global network of cancer centers and cancer advisory groups (i.e. National Cancer Institute) made it possible to effectively use technology which facilitates the transfer of knowledge globally.
A very powerful way to gain insight into the molecular complexity of cells and tissues has arisen with the advent of DNA microarray technology, which facilitates open-ended survey to identify comprehensively the fraction of genes that are differentially expressed among patients with clinically defined disease.
We then made use of error-corrected long reads (ranging from 547 bp to 10,796 bp) provided by PacBio sequence technology, which facilitated genome closure by spanning identical sequence with unique flanking regions for placement.
To understand leadership in globalizing health care services, KHCC suggests culture is broader than organizational or societal culture to include an informal global network of medical professionals and Western technologies which facilitate global interaction.
