The phrase "develop technologically" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use this sentence when referring to a process or an entity that is improving its technological capabilities. For example: "The company has made a commitment to develop technologically in order to meet consumer demand."
We probably shouldn't exist on a planet this size, and certainly shouldn't have been allowed to develop technologically as we have.
For half a century after the second world war, several European countries used state businesses to develop technologically advanced industries: France is the best-known example, with household names like Thomson (now Thales), Alcatel, Renault and Saint-Gobain.
Moreover, Japan's push to develop technologically advanced products, ranging from luxury automobiles to new supercomputers, has made research and development budgets virtually sacrosanct, the last budget items to be cut.
Put differently, the size of a people's cultural universe influences how far they can develop, technologically and culturally.
Our paper introduces the embodied cognition research in the context of manipulatives, hand gestures, and whole-body movement so that educators and scientists can leverage that foundational knowledge to further research and develop technologically enhanced embodied mathematical activities.
A common strategy for entrepreneurs in emerging economies has been to develop technologically and financially less demanding products before venturing into more sophisticated areas as internal capabilities and revenues improve.
Yet, as Bostrom notes, "You start with billions and billions of potential germination points for life, and you end up with a sum total of zero alien civilizations that developed technologically to the point where they become manifest to us earthly observers.
Chromium ions (Cr3+) with antiferromagnetic nature are known for achieving good control over magnetic parameters in developing technologically important materials.
We are developing technologically advanced patient-reported outcome measures in the form of item banks implemented via computerized adaptive testing for other vitreoretinal diseases.
It is known that zinc ions (Zn2+) with diamagnetic nature are known for achieving good control over magnetic parameters in developing technologically important materials.
One particularly creative group of projects included the deceptively cute-sounding Sniffer, Sniffles, Snoopy and Doggies ("Detection of Olfactory Traces by orthoGonal Gas identification technologIES"), which developed technologically-enhanced robot noses to complement the work done by sniffer dogs, allowing border officers to "detect hidden persons and illegal substances" at border crossings.
