The phrase "leading edge of technology" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is at the forefront or cutting edge of technological advancements. Example: The company prides itself on always staying at the leading edge of technology, constantly introducing innovative products to the market.
Profile: Name-checked at the beginning of Tom Wolfe's Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, Brand emerged from the counterculture at the leading edge of technology and environmentalism.
Almost 25,000 people attended the SxSW Interactive Conference, compared to 2600 CHI attendees, though both conferences featured wide-ranging programs at the leading edge of technology, but as an academic-oriented research conference CHI's program was a product of open submissions and a selective, rigorous peer-review.
"We wanted to transport our brand image to reflect what the Red Bull brand is all about: We are fast, we are on the leading edge of technology, we are extreme in many respects, but we also have a certain element of self-irony, and we are a bit controversial," said Mitsch, an Austrian.
"These were companies at the leading edge of technology.
"They are a substantial British company that is at the leading edge of technology and infrastructure development".
"Travelers are on [the] leading edge of technology adoption," says Henry Harteveldt, a vice president at Forrester Research, a technology market-research company in Cambridge, Mass.
With 572 million consumer records in its data centers, Equifax must stay at the leading edge of security technology, said Tony Spinelli, its chief security officer.
Though far from the leading edge of engine technology, it delivers power in a satisfying way — and the transverse mounting helps keep a rider's knees warm on cool autumn days.
The special composite materials employed at the leading edge of brake technology withstand heat better than the iron components commonly used in road vehicles — and at the same time weigh less.
California (or much of it, anyway) prides itself on the leading edge of everything — technology, environmental policy, prevalence of bumper stickers, the continent itself — and yet, in choosing Hillary Clinton by 52percenttoto Barack Obama's 43percentthethe state proved itself more conservative than, for example, Kansas.
Jon Snoddy has lived on the leading edge of entertainment technology his entire career.
