The phrase "ancillary technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to supplementary or supporting technologies that enhance or assist primary technologies in a particular context.
Example: "The company is investing in ancillary technologies to improve the efficiency of its main production processes."
Alternatives: "supporting technologies" or "supplementary technologies".
The loss of oil has robbed people of ancillary technologies like antibiotics and rubber, as well as certain pieces of vocabulary.
It wasn't some start-up in a garage that landed Apollo on the moon, spawning an aerospace industry and all kinds of ancillary technologies.
There are a lot of ancillary technologies that will be part of the challenge, such as improvements in communication technology or innovations in power sources.
Q: When you say that scientists are focused on using Challenger's ancillary technologies in the near term, what precisely will they be doing?
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and other ancillary technologies are making it possible to analyze everything from user-behavior profiles for guarding against internal threats to identifying possible external attacks on a company's infrastructure.
These marijuana ancillary technology startups are all seeking money to further build their products.
Why should otherwise great cars, particularly those billed as ultimate driving machines, be saddled with such irksome ancillary technology?
Battlefield tests in the First World War provided encouraging results, but the ancillary technology of mobile dovecotes for messenger pigeons had the greatest impact.
In 1920 Neubronner found that ten years of hard work and considerable expenses had been rewarded only with his inclusion in encyclopedias and the satisfaction that an ancillary technology, the mobile dovecote (described below), had proved its worth in the war.
Students are introduced to ancillary diagnostic technologies and techniques used to assess cellular and subcellular pathology, to include immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry, molecular diagnostic studies and electron microscopy in various laboratory settings.
Security: The key security vulnerabilities associated with blockchain appear to actually be in technology ancillary to blockchain but not the blockchain itself (e.g., digital wallets, smart contracts).
