The phrase "accumulation of technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the gathering or increase of technological advancements or tools over time.
Example: "The accumulation of technology has significantly transformed the way we communicate and work."
Alternatives: "gathering of technology" or "collection of technology".
The drop in cost is due to an accumulation of incremental technology improvements, along with economies of scale.
This suggests that adaptation to climatic change may be more difficult than previously believed, and that the accumulation of wealth, technology and experience might not substantially mitigate global economic losses during this century.
This is a condition where the accumulation of surveillance technologies in our cities corresponds with heightened anxiety and fear.
Many of the arguments and the evidence point towards the importance of technology and capital accumulation (Goldberg and Pavcnik 2004, 2007).
Due to the rapid accumulation of evidence on new technologies and prevention strategies, review and updating of the current guidelines has already been initiated under the current EU Health Programme [European Cooperation on Development and Implementation of Cancer Screening and Prevention Guidelines ECCG-ECNN)].
In this manner, the foundation of technology innovation, namely knowledge accumulation and knowledge transmission, is ignored.
"The world is already uncomfortable with the unaccountable power of the billionaire class, the accumulation of wealth in Silicon Valley, and technology's influence over the media".
As one would expect, the transformation requires a significant investment in technology, the accumulation of massive stores of data, and the formulation of companywide strategies for managing the data.
But we all know that setting direction requires more than an accumulation of facts, latest Web 2.0 technologies, specific processes, formulas and individual insights.
