The phrase "attendant technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to technology that accompanies or supports a primary technology or system.
Example: "The conference will focus on the latest advancements in virtual reality, along with the attendant technology that enhances user experience."
Alternatives: "supporting technology" or "accompanying technology".
But in reality, the industry association might simply lack the resources to file enough lawsuits given the boom in these services and the complexity of the attendant technology.
Stakeholders in the watersheds were engaged in site visits and on monthly calls to develop use cases, to define data workflows and attendant technology stacks, and to provide feedback throughout.
Enter the sharing economy and its attendant technology: now anyone, anywhere, can get a real sense of what consumers are up to in various markets - what access they are buying and for how much.
Ultimately, crypto and the attendant technologies have created an industry.
In the uncanny valley of application programming, HTML5 and attendant technologies are too stiff and jerky, like the humans in the first Toy Story movie.
Communications and its attendant technologies will shape the way we think, travel, share information, relate to one another in sum, it is a powerful enabler to understand better the world around us.
As a layman and, at least in a current SDK and kernel development sense, a non-programmer, I can only say that OS X is based on a FreeBSD and Mach kernel while Vista is based on NT and its attendant technologies.
But whatever one thinks of the current excesses in stock valuations, it's undeniable that the latest billionaires actually helped build something -- in this case the Internet and all its attendant new technology.
The growth of e-commerce and its attendant new technology features has increased interactivity in consumer information processing and decision-making processes.
This task is only going to become more complex for flight attendants as technology moves from your backpack or purse, to, well, you.
(Of course, such devices will still have to operate in aeroplane mode).Earlier this year the FAA established a committee including representatives from airlines, planemakers, passengers, pilots, flight attendants and technology firms to look into the case again.
