The phrase "a technical data" is not correct in English.
The correct form is "technical data" without the article "a." You can use "technical data" when referring to specific information or facts related to technology, engineering, or scientific fields.
Example: "The report includes technical data that supports our findings on the new software."
Alternatives: "technical information" or "technical details."
Even if upon examination a communication is found to be domestic – entirely within the US – the NSA can appeal to its director to keep what it has found if it contains "significant foreign intelligence information", "evidence of a crime", "technical data base information" (such as encrypted communications), or "information pertaining to a threat of serious harm to life or property".
The only thing that counts to a techie is technical data.
After all the decision at issue depends on a mass of technical data that is not easily assimilable or manipulable.
Bridgestone also views formula one as a means of gathering technical data in an extreme operating environment which will benefit the future development of their road tyres.
When the government is looking for a Company B to help boost production of a weapon made by Company A, it cannot hire Company B to do the job unless it has obtained from Company A the rights to its technical data.
A lot of the technical data, and various versions of a final deal have already been drafted.
"We ought to go from a highly technical, data-driven, data-sensitive approach to a more intuitive, qualitative approach".
But E.D.R.'s do not record a vehicle's route, speed or safety system performance over an extended period of time, instead recording technical data for a few seconds only.
Coster-Mullen spent the next ten years of his life mastering a body of recondite technical data.
It is one thing to establish the fact of a security breach through technical data, but another to explain why the perpetrator decided to carry out the attack.
