'technology of interest' is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a specific type of technology that one has an interest in learning more about or studying. For example: "My technology of interest is artificial intelligence."
This one's set up by the CIA, to fund private sector startups with technology of interest to Langley's very very private sector.
With increasing wealth and growing demand for travel and not just within the mainland the potential for China's aviation market is huge.Satellite navigation is not the only new technology of interest to China.
A more attractive model is emerging: The company funds or co-funds PhD candidates or postdoctoral researchers studying difficult scientific problems or new areas of technology of interest to the company, and its scientists or engineers co-mentor the researchers with faculty members.
MP3.com may have some technology of interest to the entertainment giant, Economides says, "but to a large extent [Vivendi] is buying a brand name".
Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), or "drones," have emerged as a new technology of interest both for hobbyists, and more importantly for possible research, academic, and commercial uses at Duke.
"Within a day of my initial request I had the contact address and was able to proceed with evaluation of the technology of interest to us," says UniversityVentures customer Wolfgang Scholz, associate research director at CyThera, a San Diego-based startup focused on the cell therapy field.
This paper acknowledged GCHQ is dependent on the "NSA's continued investment in key technologies of interest to the UK".
Emerging TPS technologies of interest include new versions of the Apollo Avcoat material and a densified variant of Phenolic Impregnated Carbon Ablator (PICA).
Problems are primarily motivated by health care technologies of interest to pharmaceutical and biotechnological companies, and emphasize multi-disciplinary collaborative interactions, including colleagues in both academia and industry.
The CYCLUS fuel cycle simulator seeks to separate the design of the simulation from the fuel cycle or technologies of interest.
This research is "technology driven" in the sense that we will quantify the capabilities of a wide range of safeguards technologies of interest to regulators and policy makers; a key benefit to this approach is that the techniques are being tested in a unified manner.
