The phrase "any additional technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra technologies that may be relevant or necessary in a particular context or discussion.
Example: "Please let us know if you have any additional technologies that could enhance our project."
Alternatives: "any extra technologies" or "any further technologies".
In fact you don't need any additional technology at all to enjoy a basic form of VR – both Facebook and YouTube offer native 360-degree video formats that you can explore by moving your phone around the room.
The big problem here is that Uber has failed to get drivers to uniformly adopt any additional technology beyond their self-provided car.
Those discounts will show up in the app, and are redeemed using price look-up codes — Eisnor admits that this is pretty old-fashioned, even calling it an "anti-tech solution," but she says it was the right choice to ensure that the discounts can be redeemed at any station without any additional technology.
15 We subsequently developed an additional technology for comprehensive detection of LRs in both BRCA1 and BRCA2.
Existing fuel/stove stacking enables uptake of an additional technology, but it also acts as a barrier to exclusive use of IS.
Recently, cloud computing has emerged as an additional technology offering virtualized environments and the capability to run custom virtual machine images (VMI).
Although our method can be readily retrained to any additional expression technologies given manually curated samples, we find that our method is capable of precisely annotating samples across platforms (including next-generation sequencing-based assays) without any modifications to the original method or its parameters.
Gentex of Zeeland, Mich., which dominates the electrochromic mirror market, has pioneered some additional technologies that have found their way into and onto the mirror and its housing.
Professor Olson said management feared that if all these new technology-related jobs were union, then unionized workers could repeatedly devise ways to slow the introduction of additional technologies.
