The phrase "a high degree of technical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the level of expertise or complexity in a technical context, often in relation to skills, knowledge, or processes.
Example: "The project requires a high degree of technical expertise to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a significant level of technical" or "a substantial amount of technical".
Tech startups are fast moving environments that require a high degree of technical skill and a real commitment to success.
Knife dermatomes, which are handheld instruments, require a high degree of technical skill and may not produce consistent results.
These discoveries indicate that the site's Chalcolithic inhabitants had a culturally advanced community with a high degree of technical specialization and a wealth of foreign contacts.
The proper selection of a project delivery method is based on a high degree of technical factors and low construction costs.
However most of the exiting power consumption models and simulators assume a high degree of technical expertise of the users such as user of a home automation system.
Today's criminal element possesses a high degree of technical skills, and the number of cybercriminals will continue to grow as technology becomes more commonplace.
Since from an autonomy perspective, the automotive domain has started earlier and therefore has achieved a higher degree of technical progress, we will start with an overview of the developments in this domain.
A high correlation was observed between replicates, indicating a high degree of reproducibility of technical and biological replicates, with an average Pearson's correlation coefficient of r = 0.898 for the procyclic form replicates and r = 0.843 for the bloodstream form replicates following log transformation.
A highly positive overall safety climate score may, indeed, reflect a high degree of social-technical optimisation, but a low score does not reveal the specific nature of any deficiencies or what needs to be done to improve the situation (Murphy, Robertson, and Carayon 2014).
But because these needs encompass large groups and, in the context of iPS therapy, potential remedies require a very high degree of technical sophistication, manpower, and information, the duty to furnish these resources falls on societal institutions and regulatory authorities.
In Austria the Salzburg Marionette Theatre specializes in Mozart operas and has achieved a high degree of naturalism and technical expertise.
