"technological system" is an acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You could use it, for example, in the following sentence: "Our company has invested in a new technological system to improve productivity."
The lens of TAM presumes an existing, workable technology or technological system, the perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use of which determine the intention to use, which in turn mediates actual adoption.
Energy utilization technology system is a technological system for producing biogas, biodiesel, and cellulosic fuel ethanol from wastes, such as various straws, tree branches, feces, and kitchen waste, produced by farming, animal husbandry, or humans.
Note that prioritising techno-economic value involves focussing on the technology (lignocellulosic biofuels) or technological system (biorefining) while socio-economic and cultural-economic value prioritisation draws attention to the system in which these are expected to take root.
Most users probably stay within this relatively small extent of technology modification that primarily helps to adjust and optimize the technological system to the specific (local) requirements.
And even the best technology can't account for the weakest point of failure in any technological system: the end user.
In contrast, barriers to the use of these technologies included cost, data privacy and security concerns, and inability within the technological system to adapt to rapid clinical workflow.
"But nobody comes close to Fidelity and its expenditures on its proprietary technological system," he added.
That is because in 2001, baseball implemented QuesTec, a technological system to evaluate every pitch.
