"technology demand" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when referring to the amount of demand or interest in a particular technology, usually from consumers or businesses. For example, "The new computer model has been met with great technology demand as consumers rush to stores to purchase it."
The advances in magnetic recording technology demand higher magnetic head positioning accuracy and faster disk rotation speed.
Future motor engine design and technology demand new materials that meet the requirements in terms of friction and wear properties.
Plonsky and others contend that the Internet and mobile technology demand new types of information, and that colleges should be allowed to do more to promote marquee players.
Instead, novel uses of technology demand consideration of a vast number of ethical issues, and mandate careful interrogation of the potential impact of DNA databases on crime control.
The unique characteristics of convergence technology demand the incorporation of compatibility judgment, task-technology-fit (TTF) and the effect of visual design to fully understand users' adoption intention.
The analysis integrates several aspects of sectoral innovation systems – i.e., windows of opportunity associated with technology, demand, and institution – as well as the strategies of incumbents and latecomer firms.
Less than a century after we first split the atom, we're now coming to appreciate the vast technological, engineering, financial and political resources nuclear technology demands.
SHERRY TURKLE: I think every technology demands that we actually confront our human values.
OLED technology demands less power than standard screens and throws off little heat while producing vivid pictures with deep blacks.
"There was a significant need for updating these buildings, and renovating them to make them compatible with new technology demands".
Now-a-day technology demands new innovative materials for making more reliable and smart components.
