"up-to-date technologies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to modern or current technology. For example, "Our company is committed to staying up-to-date on the latest technologies to ensure we remain competitive in the market."
To put them in context, varied objectives of skin imaging, skin imaging techniques, and the most up-to-date technologies are presented in this chapter.
The lines cut a wide swath through fish populations, thanks to automated equipment, satellite tracking, sonar, radar, faxed weather reports at sea and other up-to-date technologies.
The paper goes onto describe the bases, tasks and methodology for developing an online tool, using the most up-to-date technologies.
And in the mid-1960's, the Swedish choreographer Birgit Cullberg, followed by Merce Cunningham in the 1970's, began to explore what could specifically be choreographed for the camera, using up-to-date technologies.
The objective of this brief review is to provide a summary of the up-to-date technologies of reusing oilfield produced water in preparations of a series of crosslinked fluids implemented mainly in hydraulic fracturing operations.
Some smaller libraries could not compete, in terms of book purchasing or provision of up-to-date technologies, and the decision to sacrifice some struggling branches in favour of magnificent new state-of-the-art-buildings of glass and light (see Pimlico or Barking), though hard, were thoughtfully, properly, taken.
"We decided to effectively take our house apart and install up-to-date technology.
"It's not utilizing the most up-to-date technology," Mr. Ortiz said of the auction.
Mentioning the most up-to-date technology won't always win brownie points.
Recent renovations have honoured the building's historic pedigree, while room amenities include up-to-date technology and modern furnishings.
There was Stern, surrounded by projections of the monumental past, made possible through up-to-date technology.
