"emergence of technology" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of something becoming known or coming into existence. Example: The emergence of technology has greatly transformed the way we live, communicate, and do business.
Some would argue that the emergence of technology in sport threatens to make it more mechanical, but the drama of the quarter-final suggests the opposite is true.
Deputy chief constable Paul Crowthe, the Association of Chief Police Officers' lead on e-forensics, said: "With the emergence of technology impacting on many crime types, the police service has recognised that all police forces were spending an increasing amount of time, money and staff on interrogating electronic devices and mobiles phones.
Third, it wants to stimulate the emergence of technology clusters in a country where there is disturbingly little interaction between universities and industry—and few Silicon Valley-style start-ups as a consequence.That graduate students and post-docs are fodder for the ambitions of departmental heads is not unique to Japan.
Which are some of the sectors where you're seeing the emergence of technology leadership?
Together, these factors are contributing to the emergence of technology entrepreneurship in Russia.
The most formidable challenges, such as high-speed delivery and video quality, lessen in severity with the emergence of technology that makes high-bandwidth content stream faster and look better.
During the conversation, I asked the banker — the head of small business lending at a major US retail bank— whether he saw the emergence of technology-enabled alternative lenders as a threat to his business unit.
From artificial intelligence to autonomous vehicles, from bio-engineering to blockchain, the emergence of technology-specific trade associations, seeded and supported by the world's leading technology companies, will be a strong and necessary force in defining future regulatory and legislative debates, debates that will have an enormous impact on our future economy and everyday lives.
Change, including that deriving from the emergence of technologies, should be understood beyond risk assessment, but also in terms of the unpredictable [1, 2].
