The phrase "and changes in technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evolution or modifications in technological advancements or systems.
Example: "The report highlights the impact of economic factors and changes in technologies on the industry."
Alternatives: "and advancements in technology" or "and shifts in technology".
"Certainly, things occur that weren't anticipated," he said, including economic trends, terrorism and changes in technology or competitive pressures.
The influences of travel, trade and other cultures, the availability of ingredients and changes in technology are all factors in their evolution.
This is a consequence of both the proliferation of knowledge -- and how much of it any student can truly absorb -- and changes in technology.
Many causes of this instability -- like deregulation, globalization and changes in technology and on Wall Street -- may not be new, but they are coming together in particularly explosive ways.
We also recognise that it is dependent not only on us changing our own operational impacts but also on areas outside our control, such as economic conditions and changes in technology and regulation.
"We don't have the social safety net we need to soften economic dislocation engendered by trade and changes in technology," said Bill Center, president of the Washington Council on International Trade, a nonprofit association.
In addition, this section explores different hypotheses behind the polarization process such as changes in the labour supply, changes in the sectoral structure and changes in technology within sectors.
A key approach in labour economics is the task approach that Autor et al. ([2003]) developed to explain the link between job requirements, the demand for workers with different qualifications, and changes in technology.
When I pointed out to Baalbaki at the turn of this century that it should be updated to keep up with the times and changes in technology, he retorted: "We like it this way".
