The phrase "technological progression" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to advancements in technology over time. For example, "The technological progression of the past 20 years has seen incredible improvements to our daily lives."
Like Agatha Christie's detective novels, there would appear little in the way of aesthetic – as opposed to technological – progression; having set the tone so definitively at the outset, each film delivered exactly what it promised.
The company's position on not being evil essentially means a commitment to technological progression, not a commitment to morality (Bogost also points out that Wiktionary has already redefined evil in the case of computing/programming as something that is "undesirable; harmful; bad practice", far removed from what most of us might understand "evil" to mean).
Current methods of biodosimetry have employed the use of cytogenetic analysis for biodosimetry, and more recently the advent of technological progression has led to advanced research in the use of genomic and proteomic expression profiling to simultaneously assess biomarkers of radiation exposure.
The relation of technological progression to consent, however, remains unclear (Article 29 Data Protection Working Party 2007a).
hhThe ability of technological progression to invalidate claims made at a certain moment of time has been recognised in data protection law in relation to anonymous data.
One thing's for sure: Watch for household staples like keys and remote controls to join coal bins and Victrolas on the list of items technological progression has rendered obsolete.
Lately, technological progressions in mobile devices (i.e. smart phones) enabled the incorporation of geo-location data in the traditional web-based online social networks, bringing the new era of Social and Mobile Web.
It also fosters technological progress.
Human progression in outdoor sports tends to asymptotic limits depending on physiological and environmental parameters and may temporarily benefit from further technological progresses.
There is No Other Time, the first song to be taken from the band's forthcoming third album, comes with a statement from Jamie Reynolds, which suggests that the trio's new sound will have evolved from their past work: "This record is very much about the present, an emotionally honest album about technological and personal progression".
In addition, the progression of technological advancements tracing several decades of R&D efforts are highlighted.
