'technological possibility' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the potential of technology and the ability for it to be used to perform certain tasks. For example, "With the advances in artificial intelligence, it has opened up new technological possibilities for scientists and engineers."
Many web-based interventions seem to be designed ad hoc; there is a presumed problem for which technology is supposed to be the solution, or the technology is used as a starting point and is developed because of the technological possibility, not because of the needs of the target group.
Business innovation, technological possibility and lifestyle preferences are combining.
There is no doubt that we are entering a brave new world of technological possibility.
Most happily, they will introduce new generations of Mirandas to the Brave New Worlds of art and technological possibility.
But author empowerment is not a givenâwe need much more than technological possibility in order to realize this promise.
The results reported here show that the technological possibility to use pervaporation is first governed by the stability of the membrane in the absorption liquid.
The energy produced is evaluated taking into account both technological possibilities (turbines technology, generator type, underwater cables, offshore substation etc).
Mobile devices and cloud technology provide new technological possibilities for disease surveillance and outbreak management.
Clinicians were perceived to expect projects to have a clear point of completion, whereas in reality participants explained how the 'shifting landscape of technology' creates new technological possibilities and means projects are rarely 'complete'complete
The four blanket options cover a wide range of technological possibilities, as water and helium are considered as possible coolants and solid ceramic breeder in combination with beryllium and PbLi as tritium breeder and neutron multipliers.
Despite all of the dazzling technological possibilities, there is no silver bullet, no single new technology that will change the face of banking.
