"technological generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the people born in a certain period of time who are influenced by the technology of that time. For example, "This generation is the most technologically advanced generation in history."
Reports have indicated that 47% of jobs will cease to exist within a technological generation.
Africa has an average of just one land line for every 33 people, but cellphones are enabling millions of people to skip a technological generation and bound straight from letter-writing to instant messaging.
If Google does finally succeed in raising billions of dollars through its initial stock offering, the next big challenge will be proving that its success is not an accident -- that the company, operator of the world's dominant Web search engine, can survive from one technological generation to the next.
As a testament to this, some of the most popular status updates have consisted of short phrases like, "I'm fine" or "family safe". Interestingly enough, despite Facebook's one billion users and Twitter's 140 million "followers," this event was the first in our ever-expanding technological generation deemed "an Instagram Event" – a title with which we will get accustomed.
Allow him time with his electronics; teens live in the technological generation, and enjoy things like television, video games, the Internet, music, and movies.
Many technology studies have conceptualized transitions between technological generations as a series of S-curve performance improvements over time.
A typical undergraduate might experience two or three technological generations during university.
And the decisions made now will shape technological generations to come.
From the 1930s to the 1970s, the telecom-equipment industry hardly changed; from the 1970s to the 1990s, it went through five technological generations.
Half of U.S. semiconductor and related capital equipment production occurs in companies that did not even exist 25 years ago, and industry leadership rises and falls with technological generations.
The thwarted and clever remembered that it was still possible, several technological generations later, to send faxes; one Republican senator received, from a single Web-based faxing service, seven thousand two hundred and seventy-six of them in twenty-four hours.
