The phrase "a tech problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an issue or difficulty related to technology or technical systems.
Example: "We encountered a tech problem during the software update, which delayed the launch."
Alternatives: "a technical issue" or "a technology-related problem."
If you have a tech problem for Daniel, email [email protected] with your name and address.
Looking at the election as a tech problem — what's the least code with the most payoff?
No matter how good the technology is, it's a parenting problem as much as a tech problem.
If you have a tech problem for Daniel, email [email protected] with your full name and where you live.
If you have a tech problem for Daniel, email [email protected] with your full name and the place where you live.
Does the stash go into your will?" asks reader Jerome McDonald in Brookeville, Md. Death is now a tech problem, too.
A disruptive configuration of Easter, school holidays and a maddening tech problem explains why my output here has been low and intermittent recently.
The Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University and the MIT Media Lab are excited to announce the launch of the 2018 Assembly program, a program that brings together 15 to 20 participants from various backgrounds to collaborate on one or more projects that address a specific tech problem.
The tea was a reward for helping him with an urgent tech problem: his computer had frozen, and he was in danger of losing an opinion piece due that night to a London newspaper.
Unfortunately, subtly but systematically excluding a huge pool of capable people from the tech community is a very large tech problem indeed, and all the ostriching and fauxpologizing in the world won't help to solve it.
We learned how ping pong or sessions on the go-kart arcade game were great for clearing the head when stuck "rabbit-holing" on a particularly tricky tech problem.
