The phrase "and the technologies of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various technologies related to a specific subject or field.
Example: "The research focuses on the impact of artificial intelligence and the technologies of machine learning on modern industries."
Alternatives: "and the tools of" or "and the methods of".
Researchers have only recently started working on the concept of a "semantic wiki", mixing the advantages of the wiki and the technologies of the semantic web.
Now, genomes have been decoded and the technologies of biological engineering and synthetic biology are transforming medicine.
The immediate object of that crisis is the difference over Iraq and over what the best response is to the threat posed by terrorists, tyrants and the technologies of mass destruction more generally.
"There will now be a range of novels based on the new world, and the technologies of the new world, and the war on terrorism as opposed to war on Communism," he added.
"That means putting public investment front and centre stage, driven by a national investment bank as a motor of economic modernisation, based on investment in infrastructure, transport, housing and the technologies of the future".
The nuclear fuel cycle also is an integral step in the production of plutonium for nuclear weapons, and the technologies of enrichment and reprocessing in particular have been key factors in the proliferation of these weapons around the world.
That approach would better reflect the realities of today's digital technologies and accommodate the technologies of the future.
Lowering prices and raiding the technologies of formerly professional models is not without danger.
"This is intellectual property," the official said, "and the technology of uranium enrichment is out there on the black market".
And the technology of building insulation is simply much better now than it was in the past.
With some variations, as the pace of the magazine, and the technology of its production, changed, this was how we worked for the next twenty years.
