'technological bottlenecks' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe any cases when new technology is slow to be adopted or used due to delays. For example: "The development of renewable energy has been hindered by numerous technological bottlenecks."
Manufacturers such as GE and ABB build the physical infrastructure, while IBM vies with such firms as Accenture to supply the information technology and integrate it all.If the government introduces carbon-curbing incentives, there will be rich pickings for firms that uncork the remaining technological bottlenecks.
Currently most economical and technological bottlenecks in protein production are placed in the downstream processes.
There were specific labour market rigidities that prevented rural labour from migrating to the cities and sufficient technological bottlenecks that stymied manufacturing growth (Gatti et al. 2012).
In such a way, the model can be used to co-ordinate decision-making across the different systems levels by identifying possible (technological) bottlenecks.
However, the lack of theory in this field and the existence of conceptual and technological bottlenecks continue to hinder the advancement of PF modeling and prediction.
We argue that the pattern of policy serving as both a solution to and a driver of technological bottlenecks shows strong similarities with what Rosenberg (1969) called 'compulsive sequences' in the development of technical systems.
Mitigating solar and wind power variability and its direct effect on local grid stability are already a substantial technological bottleneck for increasing market penetration of these technologies.
Handcrafted analog thus suffers from a technological bottleneck and a personnel bottleneck.
However, biomass and lipid productivity in microalgae remain a major economic and technological bottleneck.
The pretreatment step is referred to as the technological bottleneck for AD bioprocesses from LM that are cost effective.
Despite increasing attention and research efforts on this topic, a theoretical bottleneck and a technological bottleneck continue to impede further advancement in understanding, modeling, and managing preferential flow.
