The phrase "aside from the technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you are excluding technology from a discussion or consideration, often to focus on other aspects.
Example: "Aside from the technology, we need to consider the human factors that influence project success."
Alternatives: "other than the technology" or "besides the technology".
Aside from the technology, another barrier for bands has been the tangle of necessary rights and permissions.
Even aside from the technology issues noted here, I often found it frankly hard to be certain how efficiently remote employees were working.
Aside from the technology itself, other factors can influence the emergence of the DD, such as regulations and government initiatives, the presence of complementary assets, firms' strategic movements, and user-producer interactions, which are directly linked with the business models adopted.
Obviously one of the things that Silicon Valley created, aside from the technologies, is this institution called venture capital.
Aside from this technology taking a lot of time to develop, these companies tend to be B2B, enterprise or marketing/sales-focused and there isn't a real leader here, even if there are solutions that boast real accuracy.
Aside from the evolving technologies that intelligence officers must constantly track, changing political and even environmental conditions create new challenges.
Aside from the impact of technology, societal norms are changing and the law is playing catch-up – and nowhere more so than when it comes to transgender rights and identification.
Aside from the company's technology in regards to pervasive voice recognition, another clear strength of the tech comes in the water-proof and dust-proof nature of piezoelectric systems, allowing for more rugged and portable outdoor systems.
Aside from the cardiac patch technology, some gel-like alginates, cellular matrices, and fiber proteins have been constructed into injectable materials and injected in combination with MSCs into the heart surface.
Aside from technology, the old phrase "gentlemen don't read each other's mail" was unfortunately the dominant U.S. attitude before the Second World War — with catastrophic consequences at Pearl Harbor.
We ignore that the other common factor, aside from technology, is the misogynist men using it to dispense what they already believed in anyway.
