The phrase "hub for technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a place or organization that serves as the primary source or location for a particular type of activity, usually with respect to technology. For example, "Microsoft is a hub for technology, offering an array of cutting-edge products and services."
CCNMTL acts as a hub for technology initiatives that relate to the classroom.
It is now a hub for technology development and is known as China's Silicon Valley.
Public talk outlines ambitious plans to make his nation a hub for technology and innovation.
Critics, though, say India's campaign to monitor data transmission within its borders will hurt other important national goals: attracting global businesses and becoming a hub for technology innovation.
The city still identifies with its past image as a pug-nosed, beer-swilling metropolis, even as it markets itself as a hub for technology, medicine and finance.
The Guardian first explored online journalism almost 20 years ago, when our technology writers created an online hub for technology news and called it Go2.
Issuing the request for proposals is the latest step officials have taken to try to make New York more competitive with Silicon Valley as a hub for technology-based businesses.
Masdar's managers say they will create an academic institution on a par with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT), a global manufacturing hub for technologies such as solar power and desalination, and a city of 40,000 people with no greenhouse-gas emissions and no waste all while turning a profit.
I think Toronto is poised to contend as one of the biggest North American hubs for technology startup activity over the next five-10 years.
Besides the park, several hubs for technology and research were later established.
Proximity to the City has made the capital a hub for financial technology, but its creative nous is as valuable.
