The phrase "a technical audience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of people who have specialized knowledge or expertise in a particular technical field.
Example: "When presenting the findings, it is important to tailor the information to a technical audience to ensure clarity and understanding."
Alternatives: "a specialized audience" or "an expert audience".
Learning how to bridge the communication gap between a technical audience and non-technical audience is a very important skill that I've obtained from this program.
In our lower courts, we see a PACER system that is absurdly expensive and so technically flawed despite a huge recent investment of time and money in code whose most visible attribute is the obvious insularity of the programmers who wrote it that the mere mention of the word "PACER" to a technical audience has become a laugh line.
"Selling to a technical audience is something Ethan is deeply experienced in".
It's aimed at a technical audience and for those with a keen interest in what's behind the red button, and what's coming up.
So far the whole thing looks far less user-friendly than SourceForge but if it's targeting a technical audience exclusively that might be of less consequence.
As a result, many B2B and enterprise-IT companies are often laser-focused on talking about their products' specific bells and whistles, staying in "sell mode" for a technical audience and cranking out wonky whitepapers and often-boring product press releases.
This is one of the first features that pays off the AWS goal to expand its services to a broader audience, a less technical audience, and increase its SAM (Serviceable Available Market).
"After serving an audience comprised of power users, IT admins, and generally more technical users, Built.io saw the opportunity to bring integration to a less technical audience — one without a programming background.
Entirely technology-focused, the forum encourages senior technical women to try out ideas in front of a highly technical audience.
Throughout this article emphasis is on concise discussions of salient entransy aspects and the presentation is shaped to reach a broad technical audience.
Given its heritage, the team believes, the service will mostly appeal to a more technical audience and currently, the most active forums are indeed about technology and, especially, browsers.
