"scale up technology" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in business or technical contexts to mean the process of increasing the size, capacity, or efficiency of a technology or system. Example: In order to meet the growing demand for our product, we need to scale up technology and invest in more advanced manufacturing equipment.
Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, who provided scientific advice in the drafting of the pope's encyclical, said countries would have to move quickly to build up new solar arrays and wind farms, as well as scale up technologies still in the lab phase, to have any hope of reaching the target.
The attractive concepts in the scaling up technology of natural products are enhancement of secondary metabolites and use of biological and chemical elicitors.
The results of this work show that the S/GNS composite cathode prepared in this work via a simple preparation technique, in combination with the original GPE, provides a promising way to develop the Li|S battery with very attractive overall performances and, due to its simplicity, could be a good choice for the scale-up technology for Li/S batteries.
In what looks like a European first, the London-based early-stage venture capital firm Balderton Capital is announcing it has closed a new $145 million "secondary" fund dedicated to buying equity stakes from early shareholders in European-founded "high growth, scale-up" technology companies.
Drug Substance Process Understanding: Structured product and process development on a small scale, using experimental design and use of online or in-line instruments to collect data in real time, can provide increased insight and understanding for process development, optimization, scale-up, technology transfer, and control.
The world must scale up technologies that capture carbon dioxide, instead of replacing the polluting fuels with renewable sources, he added.
Startups typically need hundreds of millions of dollars to develop and scale up technologies.
These problems were the result of poor innovation management capacity, variability in domestic markets, lack of capital to scale up technologies, and an institutional culture that lacked innovation as a priority.
Solutions are currently tested at pilot scale and improved through a feedback loop, while scale-up technologies are in place to industrialize the complete process.
