The phrase "technological underpinnings" is correct and is often used in written English, usually to refer to the technological advances that make something possible.
For example, "The development of robotic arms for industrial production was made possible by the technological underpinnings of modern research."
The technological underpinnings are geek heaven.
Yahoo engineers have yet to complete the technological underpinnings of this software "platform".
Spearheaded by the New York City Police Department, the strategy was basically an updated version of the escalation of force paradigm, with advanced technological underpinnings.
In fact, the form has grown so popular so quickly that it will soon outstrip the capacity of its technological underpinnings.
The blue chip stock is Citrix Systems, a Fort Lauderdale, Fla., company whose software provides the technological underpinnings for much of the industry, allowing computers access to programs running from remote locations.
Felten, temporarily putting on his college professor hat, gave self-regulation a grade of "incomplete," saying that the interfaces, adoption and technological underpinnings for the ad industry's "Advertising Option" icon program were all works in progress.
The technology underpinnings were not there".
The other underpinning technological improvement selected was the potential for improved machinery for growing and harvesting dedicated bioenergy crops.
This overview reconciles the divergent views of technology and technological change within different types of models, elucidates the theoretical underpinnings of ITC, introduces the reader to the techniques of their practical implementation, and evaluates the implications for models' results.
Grappling creatively with this industry upheaval — the technological advances, the rapidly shifting economic underpinnings, the cacophonous online commentary — are the show runners, the writers who animate the characters bursting through our big screen TVs, tablets and smartphones.
The exhibit also examines the clock, the gun and the railroad, representing the technological innovations that many believe were the underpinnings of the nation's rapid development.
