Acceptable synonym for *very good* in this scientific context: “… X is a *very good* technology…” [closed]
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manpreet 2 years ago
Here are some options you can consider:
"a widely used technology": minimal change, but not exactly the same meaning
"an important innovation": does not use the word "technology"
"a technology of significant importance": a bit redundant and wordy, but can serve the purpose here
"an important technological breakthrough": use only if it's really a "breakthrough"
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2 years ago
I am writing a scientific paper, and I want to say the following:
But the syntax
a very good technologyseems to me to be a bit too uncommon to appear in a scientific paper. Is there any other word that fits in its place and conveys the same (or a similar) idea? I was thinking abouta reliable technologyeven if it doesn't mean 100% the same thing, but it sounds more scientific-y.