The phrase "attract new technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts or strategies aimed at bringing in or adopting innovative technological advancements.
Example: "Our goal is to attract new technology that can enhance our production processes and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "draw in new technology" or "bring in new technology".
The government policy in encouraging R&D can be seen as a result of adopting Deng Xiaoping's open door policy to encourage foreign investments and attract new technologies.
While the 50-acre waterfront redevelopment project aims to bring in new residences, businesses, restaurants, hotels, shops, and more, a big part of Vinik's vision for the Tampa Bay area includes attracting new technology investment and entrepreneurship to the area, too. .
Largely in response to the fluctuation of the auto industry, Michigan's government and business leaders initiated programs to expand the state's manufacturing base, to attract new high-technology firms, and to promote the service sector of the economy; tourism and education, in particular, have continued to do well.
The Plug 'n' Go program, established in six downtown Manhattan office buildings a year ago to help attract new, small information-technology businesses to the Wall Street area, has helped lease 183,000 square feet of space and is expanding to three additional buildings.
We anticipate a greater ability to attract new projects, new talent, and new technologies to strengthen our underlying mission.
The goals are simple: support economic growth in the region, attract new talent and develop the technology to solve the world's water problems.
Jurgen Maier, boss of Siemens in the UK and chairman of the North West Business Leadership Team, which published the manifesto, said that if the Government's Northern Powerhouse project is to succeed, the region needs to promote its science and technology base and attract new private-sector investment.
Honeywell International, for example, lists almost 100 technologies on yet2.com, hoping to attract new licensing revenue.
Juicy premiums will attract new entrants.
Newsstand sales also attract new readers.
