The phrase "a technical aspect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific feature, detail, or component related to a technical subject or field.
Example: "One important technical aspect of software development is the need for thorough testing to ensure quality."
Alternatives: "a technical detail of" or "a technical feature of".
There is a technical aspect of this as well.
These drops frequently came when coaches were exhorting him to focus on a technical aspect of his route running, which could have distracted his focus on the ball.
And every now and then, when someone on the set questions a technical aspect of a spy's actions, he said, Mr. Weisberg pulls an imaginary C.I.A. card out of his pocket.
Free movement of goods, people and services is not just a technical aspect of life in the EU: the EU's transformative power is based on economics.It was never likely that western Europe stopped warring and borders disappeared because Europeans became kindlier or more prepared to observe international treaties.
A technical aspect of FOSS development is addressed by the paper "Concurrency bugs in open source software: a case study" [61] by Sara Abbaspour Asadollah and her colleagues.
Therefore, this chapter sets out to illustrate a not-so-obvious relationship between a technical aspect of knowledge-based technology – the graph-matching problem – and the modeling activities required to produce such a system.
A key technical aspect of the model is the regulatory mechanism.
Evaluation is an important technical aspect of the Comprehensive Transport Planning.
As a result, CAIB recommends that NASA create an office responsible for all technical aspects of the shuttle, including launch readiness and hazard analysis, that is insulated from the pressures of schedules, mission goals, and budget problems.
TechCrunch TV had the opportunity to talk with Villareal a bit about the technical aspect of The Bay Lights at a press event this afternoon, so more coverage on that will come tomorrow morning.
"It was very interesting to have a look at the technical aspect of how to produce [medicines] and manage the product," he says, but "I didn't want a career in that".
