The phrase "technology lab" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it when referring to a space dedicated to learning about technology, especially a room in an educational environment. For example, "The students spent the afternoon in the technology lab, learning how to code."
This venerable experimental dance sponsor now offers choreographers and dancers a larger theater, studio space and a technology lab.
"You need your hands to verify experimentally a technology that doesn't exist," says Mario Paniccia, director of Intel's photonics technology lab in Santa Clara, Calif.
There is a technology lab with computers and video camcorders, plus a science center with microscopes, touch tanks and specimen collections.
She said that once private music studios were relocated to the house, the larger building could be redesigned to provide a library, music technology lab and faculty lounge.
For the technology lab, she arranged for Hewlett-Packard to provide about $30,000 worth of equipment, software and online training resources at no cost.
Warwick had a working technology lab cobbled together with secondhand Apple computers from other classrooms that received a handful of newer models every few years.
Like the managers of the office-technology lab, we have in our heads the notion that an air-traffic-control center ought to be a pristine and gleaming place, full of the latest electronic gadgetry.
MELANIE CORONETZ Andrea Feller recently took her 4-year-old son, Gabriel, to the Sony Wonder Technology Lab, an interactive museum of science and technology.
Scientists in the CDC's Bioterror Rapid Response and Advanced Technology lab were trying out a new protocol for inactivating anthrax, using chemicals instead of radiation.
Computer Enabling Technology Lab (ETLab) and Computational Simulation Lab (CSLab) can be used to analyze anatomic airway change for previously operated patients with a clinical cure of OSAS.
In an article published in 2006, Whitsed suggests building a 'technology lab' for further experimentation and research into wikis, blogs and related tools in higher education [ 75].
