The phrase "a form of technical" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or categories of technical aspects, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The report outlines a form of technical documentation that is essential for the project."
Alternatives: "a type of technical" or "a category of technical".
Special service campaigns are a form of technical service bulletin that often tell dealers of warranty extensions for particular repairs.
Because standards are a form of technical infrastructure, they have considerable public good content.
The lack of the extrinsic external trace structure of the product that gives access to its intelligibility is, in fact, a form of technical debt.
Infrastructures and their standards are a form of technical governance that merits critical examination, since, as Thévenot puts it, they 'govern life, from living beings to living together in the world.
The present paper proposes and analyzes the methodology and the adequate educational solution for training students following a form of technical education in general or a particular specialization in the field of electrical engineering.
Thus, one technical change becomes predicated on a whole range of new practices and infrastructural accommodations in a form of animal-technical co-productions.
Because of this we focussed on the possibility that a form of socio-technical interaction was taking place and that the dynamic effects of social context were, in a sense, augmenting the technical bandwidth capacity of the media being used.
Still, journal editors have refused to call peer review what many others say it is — a form of vetting or technical editing.
On Thursday we finalised with our European partners a specific exemption to the EU sanctions, to permit the provision of non-lethal military equipment and all forms of technical assistance to the Syrian National Coalition where it is intended for the protection of civilians.
Whilst those who are engaged in partnership programmes believe that this approach is a valid, cost-effective and complementary form of technical cooperation [ 6] it is recognised that there is a lack of high quality evidence and inherent difficulties in measuring the effectiveness and benefits of partnership work [ 7].
Mr. Hamelin closed the program with an athletic, thundering account of Liszt's "Réminiscences de Norma," a showpiece that draws on every form of technical flourish in the Romantic piano arsenal.
