The phrase "applying technology for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the use of technology to achieve a specific purpose or goal.
Example: "The company is focused on applying technology for improving customer service and enhancing user experience."
Alternatives: "utilizing technology to" or "leveraging technology for".
Physical vapor deposition (PVD) is a commonly applied technology for deposition of hard coating systems such as chromium (Cr -based nitride Cr -basedonitride and coatingsts used in tribonogical applicatools.
This extensive exploration of the human response to L. plantarum WCFS1 may eventually provide molecular support for specific or probiotic activity of this strain and/or species, and exemplifies the strength of the applied technology for the identification of the potential bio-activity of microbes in the human intestine.
Recently developed and applied technologies for metabolic flux analysis have been described.
The common applied technologies for saving energy were passive solar heating, natural ventilation for cooling and daylighting.
By a combination of chemical and microbiological analyses and effect-oriented biological studies which reflect consequences of the applied technologies for biota in the rivers from the molecular to the community level, the effectiveness of the applied technologies will be assessed.
The last step is a standardized frame for applying technologies developed by K-Tech Tree and STEP-ISP.
The decrease of such insourcing will hurt America's competitiveness in basic research and applied technology, with serious consequences for years to come.
He has now benignly applied technology in the real world for 20 years.
Mr. Crean said the company was applying the technology for price prediction and deal-finding to hotels.
France's Sanofi SA, which won approval late last year for the first dengue vaccine, has also said it is reviewing the possibility of applying its technology for Zika.
