The part of a sentence 'introduce new technology' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time when you want to discuss new technology that has been introduced. For example, the company recently decided to introduce new technology that would increase efficiency in the workplace.
Previous attempts to introduce new technology into the beautiful game have generated long-running controversies.
"The basic architecture of the discussion whenever you introduce new technology is similar".
Under-used courts will be closed, saving £700m, which will be used to introduce new technology into the court service.
"The new government will enhance education by including up-to-date subjects, introduce new technology to schools and encourage a stronger connection between theory and practice.
Although Hasbro's digital strategy is improving, it has largely been playing catch-up in the digital realm, he said, taking longer than it should have to introduce new technology and iron out bugs in its games.
Although Philips refused to blame his predecessor Marc Bolland – now in charge of Marks & Spencer – for failing to introduce new technology or an online business when rivals were forging ahead with their own, he agreed Morrisons had fallen far behind.
The two remaining technological mitigation scenarios introduce new technologies through investment in improved housing insulation and ventilation (household energy) and fuel-efficient cars (cleaner cars), which lead to increased efficiency in household production of private transportation and heating services.
The muscle of the computer industry adds powerful new backing to efforts by carmakers to introduce new technologies as a source of profit.
The expansion of its next-generation data network will also help tech companies and cell phone manufacturers to introduce new technologies more quickly.
