The phrase "a bit of technical" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a small amount of technical information or detail, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "I need a bit of technical insight to understand this project better."
Alternatives: "a little technical" or "some technical details".
Ms. Chen added that the artists had quite a bit of technical help from the scientists.
I overheard a bit of technical conversation when I leaned over the rail to visit with a few of them.
Both cars have a significant omission: they don't have electronic stability control, a bit of technical wizardry that helps to prevent skids.
They need to come with age-appropriate learning software, and staff with a bit of technical knowledge to get the machines up and running.
Yet the production, with an abridged text, still includes the famous monologues delivered by Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, including an actual dagger that appears to float, a bit of technical magic that drew "oohs" from children.
In October 2013, the FBI shut down Silk Road, a thriving online black market where, with a bit of technical know-how, you could to purchase things like illicit drugs, forged documents and weapons.
We asked the project's Technical Director, James George, and creative software developers, Aaron Meyers and Brian Chasalow, to reveal a bit of the technical wizardry that went into making the installation possible.
We also asked the project's Technical Director, James George, and creative software developers, Aaron Meyers and Brian Chasalow, to reveal a bit of the technical wizardry that went into making the installation possible.
JEFFREY TOOBIN: Let me give you a bit of a technical answer.
Describing himself as a "bit of a technical geek," Mr. Ward enthusiastically leaps into a briefing of what it took to make the CJ.
It has been mangled and rewritten as a peculiar hybrid of Peter Mandelstrategic "stateeginterventionterventiorthodoxodox tax-cutting dry Thatcherism and a bit of Gordon Brown-esque technical jiggery-pokery.
