"harness the technology" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to make use of or control technology for a specific purpose. Example: "In order for our business to stay competitive, we must harness the technology available to streamline our processes and increase efficiency."
But new technology and rules that harness the technology have forever changed the distribution of financial information.
It is unclear how the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency plans to harness the technology used in the race for military applications.
Yet it is central banks that are doing some of the most ambitious work of late in trying to harness the technology introduced by Bitcoin.
Advances in software and associated hardware have empowered clinicians with the necessary tools to harness the technology, while remaining true to conventional standards.
The theory of laser vibrometry measurements is first introduced together with a description of early attempts to harness the technology for torsional vibration measurement through use of a cross-beam laser Doppler velocimeter.
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This review is focused on major advancements in studies on mammalian eye development driven by studies of Pax6 genes in model organisms and future challenges to harness the technology-driven opportunities to reconstruct, step-by-step, the transition from naïve ectoderm, neuroepithelium and periocular mesenchyme/neural crest cells into the three-dimensional architecture of the eye.
Ultimately, the viability of Web-enabled museum collections may rest on curators' ability to harness the technologies of participation without compromising their judgment.
With Iran seemingly getting closer to harnessing the technology needed for an operational nuclear weapon, that region, with Israel looking nervously on, has the potential to go in many directions, some of them very concerning indeed.
At the same time, in a pattern that has been repeated elsewhere in the financial industry, the big banks have been making big investments aimed at harnessing the technology underlying Bitcoin — known as the blockchain — for their own purposes.
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey harnessed the technology as it developed.
