The phrase "technical exposition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to a detailed, often technical description or explanation of a particular topic, concept, or idea. For example, "The report was filled with technical exposition about the new product's design and features."
This novel recalls Andrea Barrett's stories of scientific camaraderie, but carries its knowledge less easily, with characters who tend to speak in technical exposition.
Once a French minister had to ask him, in the middle of a complex technical exposition, to slow down - Dr FitzGerald was speaking in French.
Perhaps half its length is dedicated to the new, more technical exposition of the rule's flaws.
See Hawking and Ellis (1973, pp. 170-178) for a technical exposition of the spacetime.
[For more detailed technical exposition, see Bergen et al. (2012).] Spatial prediction models.
The interested reader is referred to our technical exposition (Friston et al., 2013).
Among the first of a host of philosophical examinations of the general theory of relativity, it was distinguished both by the comprehensibility of its largely non-technical physical exposition and by Einstein's enthusiastic praise of its philosophical appraisal, favoring Poincaré's conventionalism over both neo-Kantianism and Machian positivism.
It helps that she has a knack for making exposition and technical language sound like dinner conversation".
The most commonly mentioned therapeutic solution in literature is surgical extraction and substitution with Maryland-bridge or prosthetic implants [7, 8] because of the technical difficulty involved in exposition and orthodontic alignment and the uncertain prognosis of such malformed teeth.
Fig. 8 Impact of environments on the structure of Co3O4 catalysts, a the atomic structure of a [211] oriented Co3O4 catalyst with spinel structure fabricated by the high throughput printing process after an exposition to technical air at atmospheric pressure at 400 °C for 2 h.
Run-on sentences, technical jargon, and bloated expositions have no place in this world.
