"digital government" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the use of technology in the operations of government departments and services, such as providing businesses with digital tax filing systems or allowing citizens to access services online. For example, "The government's digital initiatives are helping to improve efficiency and access to services."
Even during the DDoS attacks of 2007, our digital government system remained online and intact.
Although the Cabinet Office claims a role in digital government and data use, its writ doesn't run far.
Working together we can reshape our public services, using our experience and resources to accelerate digital government across the world.
Dominic is a digital government and social innovation entrepreneur with a background in government policy, communications and engagement.
She believes that a "digital government offers a huge opportunity to change the relationship between the government and the people [who use its services]".
Small country, new approach – but they have got all the basics in place in terms of platforms and identity assurance to make digital government be massively effective.
Dominic Campbell is a digital government specialist and social innovator with a background in government policy, communications and technology-led change.
Mike is currently applying this experience as executive director of digital, Government Digital Service, to deliver the Digital by Default agenda across HM Government including the delivery of GOV.UK.
As the country rapidly turns digital, the government says this is just the beginning.
Interviewees included digital entrepreneurs, government officers, accelerator staff, venture capital investors, and service providers (for more information, refer to Appendix 2).
In 2011, UNICEF staff from New York and Rio de Janeiro started a project with a team of digital innovators, government officials, community leaders and other partners.
