The phrase "technological explosion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of time when there has been an accelerated pace of technological change and innovation. For example, you could write, "Over the past decade, there has been a technological explosion, with the emergence of advances in areas such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality."
With the current technological explosion, the arrival of Web 2.0 and the growth of ICTs, designers' tools can be understood and used by novice users.
Current world is witnessing a technological explosion with new possibilities.
I also happen to believe we're on the edge of an enormous technological explosion, focused on energy and biotech more than electronics directly.
The same technological explosion that made the whole world fit into our pockets; in the shape of a smartphone or a tablet, also drastically reduced the size and cost of analytical solutions.
Driven by population growth and the technological explosion, these disturbances threaten not only the perpetuation of a way of life we have come to take for granted, but even the continuation of life systems as we understand them.
However, older chip-based methodologies such as comparative genomic hybridization and single-nucleotide polymorphism arrays have benefited from this technological explosion and are now so accessible that they can be employed in increasingly larger cohorts of patients.
At the technological level, the explosion of the Internet and social media has made the world more transparent, and has meant that organizations in both the public and private spheres are being forced to face new information-sharing challenges.
We are in the midst of a technological and scientific explosion in medical advancements.
The past 5 years have seen an explosion in technological advances related to measuring immunogenicity.
Before the nuclear accident, American scientific and technological disasters, including the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger, dominated the news.
That goal was delayed by technological challenges, including an explosion during a propulsion test at Scaled Composites in 2007 that killed three workers.
