The phrase "scientific and technological progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any advances in scientific and technological knowledge, usually in the context of a discussion about such advances and their implications. For example: "The rapid scientific and technological progress of the last century has given us many tools to improve our quality of life, but also introduced some very real ethical considerations."
The combination of electronics and photonics currently seems to be one of the most fruitful areas of scientific and technological progress, for example, LED technology with both semiconductor and organic and inorganic nanoscale molecular systems [3 5].
Without underestimating the complexities of technical change (Kline and Rosenberg, 1986), historians of technology have long argued that entrepreneurial developments significantly depend upon scientific and technological progress (Rosenberg, 1974).
The review panels cite scientific and technological progress but also say that progress has been slower than anticipated.
Rapid scientific and technological progress can provide potential solutions – if adopted in timely manner – to reduce the risk of deleterious consequences for societies everywhere.
By getting into bed with the world of data, capitalism put itself in a position where anyone who opposes it is standing in the way of scientific and technological progress.
And since serendipity has always been part and parcel of scientific and technological progress, there is the off chance that at least one of our nominees may one day prove world-changing.
Equally revealing are the paeans to 'scientific and technological progress' as promising trends in the battle against Armageddon, with the report noting that supercomputers working as fast as the human brain and nanotechnology working at the level of atoms offer potentially revolutionary breakthroughs that could stem the tide of decline.
Another series of works presents Čapek's "black utopias," showing how scientific discoveries and technological progress tempt man into titanic rebellions.
This review shows that although agricultural biogas technology in Germany has been subject to quite a lot of scientific research and technological progress, there is still significant potential for optimization.
Turgot and Condorcet agree that scientific progress is dependent on mathematical and technological progress, and vice versa (Turgot 1750, 45; Condorcet 1795, 231).
Recognised as a supporter of education and technological progress, he was invited to speak at scientific meetings, such as the memorable address he delivered as president of the British Association for the Advancement of Science when it met at Aberdeen in 1859.
