The phrase "new generation technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing cutting-edge technological advancements and innovations, or any new technology that has recently become available. For example, "This new generation technology has made it possible to do things that were impossible before."
"It will be an ongoing, progressive process, managing the efficient operations of our assets, and the transition of our people into new generation technologies and careers," he said.
Flexibility on the demand side has to compete with flexibility offered by new generation technologies, grid investments and energy storage solutions.
The preliminary results show that for 90% CO2 capture, the capture cost would be higher than the U.S. Department of Energy's target at $40 per metric ton of CO2 captured for new generation technologies, mainly due to a large capital cost.
Such information would be essential for the development of dedicated new generation technologies in fundamental and pre-clinical research using this model, and would deliver new insights into primate evolution.
This is a major limitation in view of the information that new generation technologies can offer for the progress in development of strategies to prevent or treat human diseases.
Furthermore, the service is less reliable, companies have not fully deployed newer generation technologies with higher download speeds and reduced latency, and mobile service is virtually non-existent at download speeds of 25 Mbps or greater".
Sony's new device, code-named NGP for Next Generation Portable, comes packed with new-generation technology: with a touch pad on the front and rear — a first for a game device — a 5-inch OLED screen, two sets of button controls, motion sensors, cameras on the front and back and 3G network access.
The technological substitution model, proposed in 1971, was designed to analyze the penetration process of new-generation technologies replacing old ones.
T he increase in number of vehicles on our roads and the immense number of fatal accidents they cause have driven the research and development of new-generation technologies that help drivers travel more safely.
