The phrase 'consumption of technology' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the use and integration of various types of technology into everyday life. For example, "The rapid consumption of technology is transforming the way we experience the world."
Investment in securities and the resulting consumption of technology by business has fuelled the productivity boom of the past decade.
"In proving the value of technology as the enabler for that development, it's not just creating consumption of technology, but it's actually more importantly creating the ability for knowledge to be developed, for technology to actually be built in Africa.
They all do different things, but it is possible to draw a common thread: They have each found a way to ride the wave of digital convergence that is allowing mobile consumption of technology products and services and generating a huge demand for storage devices.
The champion today is the developer and the consumption of technology will require software to adjust to the world - communication and buying behaviors are ever changing.
I'm certainly not demanding the halt of fast food consumption and use of technology, but how hard could it be to simply increase our nutritional food options and eco-friendly products?
"We need a combination of even lower population growth, reduced per capita consumption and better use of technology," Mr Ross observed.
Amazon itself holds seminars for start-ups in India, Indonesia and many other countries, hoping to foster more consumption of advanced technology among the developing economies.
Currently, research effort is being directed at reducing the power consumption of computing technology [5, 6].
This system takes advantage of low power consumption of ZigBee technology, self-organization and self-healing of mesh network, and uses the F-AODVjr F-Ad hoc On-Demand Distance Vector Routing) to establish a ZigBee wireless communication mesh network.
Purchase of costly technology that doesn't have a wider social benefit for the procedures that medical tourists demand has raised concerns about "crowding out" local consumption of high technology procedures [ 12].
The power consumption of these technologies in the different modes is listed in Table 1.
