The phrase "a technical blocking" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of obstruction or issue in a technical context, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The team encountered a technical blocking that delayed the project timeline."
Alternatives: "a technical obstacle" or "a technical barrier."
The inability to reach a sensory block at T6 within 30 minutes after spinal injection was considered to be a technical block failure and the patient was converted to general anesthesia.
The parklet, which is set to take over nearly four parking spaces in the 200 block of North Brand Boulevard, roughly across the street from the Alex Theatre, was supposed to be constructed in July, but a technical difficulty blocked a $20,000 grant for the project from entering the city's coffers.
At least some of this blocking appears to be triggered by one of relatively few keywords in page URLs or contents; this therefore represents a technical layer of blocking wholly distinct from (and seemingly rarer than) that which results in an entire site being made unavailable.
The tower's construction and its extensive use of asbestos mean that decommission and deconstruction has provided a technical stumbling block to redevelopment of the South Stoneham site.
Jarvis came running across the court and Referee Ted Valentine, who had already given Cook a technical, sprinted to block Jarvis's path.
The question added an extra dimension to the three days of talks in Washington, during which American and Soviet arms control specialists focused most of their attention on a series of unrelated technical disputes blocking the completion of a treaty cutting long-range nuclear weapons.
The technology, once downsized into a pair of glasses, is intended to overcome the most significant technical challenges blocking an explosion of virtual reality.
Euro zone officials will meet Sunday to try to tackle technical issues blocking the loan package.
A European politician running on a platform of restoring capital punishment would be wasting his and the voters' time, unless he was willing to leave the EU as well.Next on the pyramid come those technical lawsuits blocking executions in death-penalty states, or the actions in the Supreme Court which outlawed executions for the mentally retarded and juveniles, as unconstitutional.
Should BiddersEdge follow AuctionWatch's lead and refuse, it's likely that eBay will employ similar technical sanctions blocking the portal's IPs.
