"potential technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to potential technology that could be developed or used in the future. For example, "The company has been researching potential technology to make their products more energy efficient."
Four large Internet service providers agreed yesterday to a partial truce in their battle with one another over potential technology to stop junk e-mail in hopes that they can devote their united energy to fighting spam.
Adam Eisenshtat, president of Bases Covered, a technology integration firm in Queens, said he saw Amplify for the first time last week and was hoping to use the service to show potential technology purchases to corporate clients.
The weeding out of the Internet industry has resulted in fewer companies and fewer new products, so online executives say they now spend less time evaluating potential technology providers.
C1 A Joint Effort Against Spam America Online, Yahoo, EarthLink and Microsoft agreed to a partial truce in their battle over potential technology to stop junk e-mail, in hopes that they can devote their united energy to the problem.
However, a more fundamental change like switching to security pass voting would require House of Commons approval, and the preparatory studies did identify some risks, such as MPs using the pass of another MP to vote, and "potential technology failures".
This is a potential technology for hydrogen storage and generation.
So assuming a more favorable technology backdrop, how should investors evaluate potential technology investments?
It is required to explore potential technology-based service markets with the technology exploitation.
But, while this is a triumph for taxi unions and a tragedy for passengers and Uber drivers, France has also started focusing on nurturing small, high-potential technology companies.
Running from 6-8th December Tour will present 20 high-potential technology companies to 60 senior delegates comprising private equity investors, advisors, non-executive directors and entrepreneurs.
Both agreed that we are still waiting for the "killer app" that will drive mass adoption of this high-potential technology.
