The phrase "exploit technology" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to take advantage of or utilize technology to its full potential. Example: The company plans to exploit technology to streamline their production process and increase efficiency.
"Criminals themselves have thought to exploit technology," said Felbab-Brown.
Computer crimes represent one means by which white-collar criminals exploit technology.
These are not rural savants but modern-day entrepreneurs who exploit technology for every advantage.
To compete in a more crowded market, where increased supply eroded price, many exploit technology to scramble for tomorrow's hot tomato.
Ian Wardropper says, "Tom wanted a rigorous approach to the number of objects, and the quality, but he also wanted us to exploit technology in showing the moving qualities of the furniture, through video displays".
Policy makers had recognized a constitutional (and economic) imperative to protect American property from theft, to shield consumers from counterfeit products and fraud, and to combat foreign criminals who exploit technology to steal American ingenuity and jobs.
In so doing, Facebook has cleverly, perhaps also dangerously, exploited technology owned by one of its leading rivals, Google.
Ultimately, he added, he hopes that "exploiting technology, marketing and alternative distribution will transform human rights, making it inspiring and even sexy".
Mr. Gursky's art demands that we regard it likewise and not get hung up by the pyrotechnical mechanics, although the work eagerly exploits technology whenever necessary.
European business leaders and politicians are just as worried as their American counterparts about China subsidizing its own industries, discriminating against foreign companies, and exploiting technology developed abroad.
Twentieth Century music transcended limitations of class and scale by exploiting technology and developing new genres.
