"innovate technologies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe the act of creating new or improved technologies. For example: "The company is constantly working to innovate technologies that will revolutionize the healthcare industry."
At early stage, providing subsidies (e.g., cash, tax allowance) based on upgrading cost is an effective approach for government to induce enterprises to ameliorate production mode and innovate technologies, which may also cause enterprises to pursue more subsidies by false cost report.
For those of us immersed in civic tech, we can become so focused on the "tech" of civic tech that we lose sight of the civic part of our mission - to innovate technologies which empower others to change for the better their own lives, communities, cities and countries.
However, innovating technologies lead to new challenges and mastering such engine systems requires long, extensive and costly test periods.
Central to their success are ambitious, well-educated and innovative young minds thinking about how to use, adapt and innovate modern technologies to improve their societies.
The government sees open access as a way of accelerating the free distribution of scientific results, not just to researchers but also to businesses looking to innovate new technologies, and as a necessary mechanism for developing new computer-based text and data-mining methods for interrogating research results with a breadth and depth that no individual could hope to match.
The consumer electronics industry has the resources, the talent and the know-how to innovate hearing technologies — it's time we handed over the reins.
That's because the film's creators didn't try to invent entirely new technology, but rather imagined how we would improve and innovate the technology that was already widely in use in 1989.
Code the Future is offering programs for primary aged girls to learn and innovate with technology, while Tech Girls Movement is dedicated to supporting girls interested in Stem careers.
As vice chairman, Mr. Lessin pushed Jefferies to expand its global ambitions, putting his fingerprints on the company's growing European and Asian operations, and he prodded the firm to innovate its technology platform.
This had led some to propose broader explanations for the safer streets, such as reduced exposure to lead, which can make people more violent; increasing gentrification; or a preference among young hoodlums for playing video games.For their part, both New York and Washington continue to innovate, applying technology and forming partnerships with the business community.
"As much as we've tried to innovate with technology," he said, during a recent trip to London, "I think the real innovators of the year are the people with their phones, the people on the streets, the people in Iran and the other people around the world who are standing up for the human rights that they deserve.
