The phrase "abuse of technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the improper or harmful use of technological tools or systems.
Example: "The rise of cyberbullying is a clear example of the abuse of technology in today's society."
Alternatives: "misuse of technology" or "exploitation of technology."
It is a narrative marked by the advance and then abuse of technology, the competitive forces unleashed by this technological change and globalization, and a collective loss of our moral and systemic understanding of the public purpose of markets and of finance itself.
Make the abuse of technology – via the use of internet "bots" – in order to buy up tickets a criminal offence.
Lately, I am also working on how to stop abuse of technology in intimate partner violence scenarios.
Tilman Baumgaertel, the exhibition's co-curator and the editor of its catalog, said Jodi's vision was "about the deconstruction of technology, the abuse of technology and looking for different opportunities within the technology".
Together before the cameras they trade shoptalk and learn one another's songs, and they find common ground or civilly disagree about notions like the use and abuse of technology.
Once more, however, it needs to be said that the fault for this waste-making abuse of technology lies with man himself rather than with the tools he uses.
Conceived by the New York theater company Builders Association and the New York architecture team Diller Scofidio & Renfro, it is a story based on two tragic incidents that deal with the uses and abuses of technology.
David Kaczynski combed old family papers, finding what he feared might exist, copies of some letters dating to the 1970's that were written by his brother to newspapers protesting the abuses of technology.
The theoretical debates of the 1980s and 1990s have died away in mutual exhaustion as other issues the uses and abuses of technology, the education of a voting public that bothknows more about science and is less awestruck by its practitioners have come to seem more pressing.
It describes abuses of technology that are already happening.
I've also been writing about the abuses of technology, and the tech industry, by the powers that be: from the war on hackers to techno-militarization to software patents to the farcical gerrymandering to that den of iniquity called the security-industrial complex.
