The phrase "technology arena" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the industry or field surrounding technology, such as the development, production, and use of electronic devices and software. Example: "The Silicon Valley is known as the epicenter of the technology arena, with a high concentration of successful tech companies and startups."
Seeking business opportunities in the growing technology arena, Bill Shaw expanded the Company through further acquisitions.
Last year, the percent of new companies in the technology arena was higher than that: 21.2percentt.
"In our office, in the information technology arena, Mr. Venkataram is our hero," said his boss, Deputy Commissioner Thomas J. Brondolo.
But that problem is magnified in the technology arena, where companies can quickly rise to rule a market, seemingly invincible, until a shift in the technological landscape opens the door to a new generation of corporate dynamos.
In enlisting task force members, he said, he considered asking well-known people but decided to focus on people who were trying to establish themselves in the local technology arena.
Stocks surged yesterday as solid results in the technology arena and renewed demand for risky debt soothed investors a day after the Federal Reserve said the economy should keep expanding.
On the downside, overall revenues remain in decline, a position which at some point will need to be reversed, whilst the appropriate business model across the broader telecoms, media and technology arenas remains fluid and uncertain.
Industry analysts say Huawei, based in Shenzhen, has quickly matured into a fierce competitor in one of the most important and hotly contested technology arenas: sophisticated equipment that enhances the delivery of voice and video over the Internet and through wireless devices.
Successful innovators in these technology arenas will continue to contribute to the broader growth and economic vitality in Brazil.
Google will likely offer shelter from further suits with its wide range of patents across a variety of technology arenas.
Like other established companies in the high-technology arena, Microsoft has been rehiring workers lured away during the last two years by the promise of instant wealth in the dot-com boom.
