"demonstrated technologies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to technologies or methods that have been proven to be effective or successful through demonstration or practical use. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a scientific or academic paper, a business report, or even in everyday conversation. Example: The company's success can be attributed to their integration of demonstrated technologies in their production process, resulting in increased efficiency and cost savings.
During four decades of enforcing the Clean Air Act, the E.P.A. "has always talked about using demonstrated technologies, something out there in commercial use," said Jeffrey R. Holmstead, a lawyer with the firm Bracewell & Giuliani who was the E.P.A.'s assistant administrator for air and radiation under President George W. Bush.
Most demonstrated technologies were still in a limited scale of application.
We also want to help Hoboken and other cities create open spaces where cutting edge resilience technologies can be demonstrated; technologies that show how water flows through a sewer system or how to recycle wastewater into an energy source.
At the Mobile World Congress, a German company called iDent Technology demonstrated technology that seems to control cellphones almost by magic.
McKinsey and Company recently reported that of the 2,000 work activities they examined, 45% "could be automated using already demonstrated technology".
(Mr. McFarlane told me that a predecessor of the company had demonstrated technology for biofuels but that Myriant subsequently decided not to get into that business).
In a recent report on the future of work, McKinsey and Company concluded that of the 2,000 work activities they examined, 45% "could be automated using already demonstrated technology".
"I-Media has not only demonstrated technology leadership, but also the ability to execute in the market, converting technology leadership to consistently strong results and satisfied customers".
Just hours after the F.T.C. voted on Friday, Microsoft and several other companies were demonstrating technologies that are being developed to protect consumers at a weekend privacy retreat in Leesburg, Va., that was sponsored by the United States Chamber of Commerce's National Chamber Foundation.
"We're not in the business of just demonstrating technologies," Robert Topol, Intel's GM of 5G Business and Technology tells TechCrunch.
LYRA demonstrates technologies important for future missions such as the ESA Solar Orbiter.
