The phrase "a high technical specification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a product, system, or process that has advanced or detailed technical requirements or features.
Example: "The new software comes with a high technical specification, ensuring it meets the demands of professional users."
Alternatives: "a detailed technical specification" or "an advanced technical specification".
Key selling point: The safest option for the IOC at a time of global economic uncertainty, with many venues already built to very high technical specifications.
The supermarkets blamed consumers for being obsessed with perfection, while farmers blamed supermarkets for sticking to rigid, high technical specifications.
The steel used in the aerospace and defence industry needs to be produced to high technical specifications, the defence trade association ADS said.
These customers are installing RNSE's devices into sophisticated, expensive equipment, and are more likely to make a choice based on which Product Category One device has the highest technical specifications and flexibility in respect to operating system compatibility, choices in configuration, etc., rather than price.
The Hudl will be a new entrant into the £100-£200 tablet price range, which includes offerings from Google (the £199 Nexus 7) and Amazon (the £159 Kindle Fire HD), both of which have higher technical specifications.
Results indicate that resistance approaches necessitate higher levels of road structures, designed to higher technical specifications, whilst resilience approaches maintain the hydraulic character of floodplains but require the inclusion of well-designed flow through structures with localized scour protection.
These are firstly measurements obtained within the NOEMIE project dedicated to the High Speed Technical Specifications for Interoperability involving the measurement of the acoustic emission of different rolling stock travelling at 250, 300 and 320 km/h (TGV-Duplex, ICE3, Thalys).
Its purpose is to provide a common technical specification for active RFID devices.
Once again, the DVD Forum collaborated on a technical specification.
They are the ones who translate the need into a technical specification.
