The phrase "technological reform" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of making changes or improvements to technology or the use of technology in a particular field or sector. Example: The government has implemented a series of technological reforms in the healthcare industry, allowing for more efficient patient care and record-keeping.
Under his presidency over the past 10 years, Estonia has pioneered a series of technological reforms to not only bring everyone online but also to create a national database.
This transformation reaches far beyond technological reforms, and will be the result of the "concurrence of multiple changes" [14] among key transformation fields: energy (including the transport sector), urbanisation and land use (agriculture and forestry, including deforestation).
Apart from vocational training issues the general common theme of his works Martin Baethge mainly addressed the radical changes to industrial work caused by technological reforms and linked his analyses on operational rationalisation processes to the demand for social reform prospects, which always included a more social working world.
Dunstan pledged to make the state the technological, design, social reform, and artistic centre of Australia.
It must include binding commitments to ensure access to financial resources and technological knowhow, and reform instruments like the clean development mechanism to ensure they work for Africa.
It suggests that certain types of legal reform, technological improvements in the rights clearance process, educator agreement on best practices, and increased use of open access distribution would help overcome the obstacles we identified.
This theory was presented before global environmental issues were considered; however, recent discussions centered on technological progress and reform involve mainstream ideas on how to survive the economic growth of companies.
Public investment, technological change, and reform: a comprehensive accounting of Chinese agricultural growth.
It is intended to feed fuel cells with electric power up to 100 W and contains a complete setup of the technological elements: catalytic reforming and PROX reactors, a combustor, evaporators, actuation and sensing elements, and a control unit.
Radical innovation refers to breaking the existing technological path and reforming products or services (Chandy and Tellis, 2013; Subramaniam and Youndt, 2005), while incremental innovation improves and develops the existing technical pathways by refining and enhancing existing technology or ability (Ettlie, 1983; Gatignon and Tushman, 2002).
