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The phrase "a technical impasse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where progress is halted due to technical difficulties or disagreements.
Example: "After several hours of discussion, we found ourselves at a technical impasse regarding the software integration."
Alternatives: "a technical deadlock" or "a technical standstill."
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Picard, who has degrees in electrical engineering and in computer science, came to the Media Lab in 1990, to develop technology for image compression, but she soon reached a technical impasse.
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