The phrase "a technical mistake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an error that is related to technology, processes, or technical aspects of a task or project.
Example: "The project was delayed due to a technical mistake made during the software installation."
Alternatives: "a technical error" or "a technical fault."
Or, perhaps, was it a technical mistake?
Make even a technical mistake, and you will be punished.
Not only that, when NSA makes a technical mistake during an exploitation operation, critical systems crash.
Supporters of the law disagree, but independent lawyers say they did make a technical mistake.
It appears the tax bill writers made a technical mistake, and it's unclear whether they will correct it.
Only then does Forrest's assistant reveal a technical mistake: the staff misread the Twitter handle of one of of his followers, "@thereallisaching" — the Real Lisa Ching.
"We rule out a technical fault and any mistake by the crew".
Geng told reporters in Beijing that U.S. officials described the mistake as a technical error.
He writes that, although the more common error is to learn too little from failure and to overlook flaws in your basic assumptions, it is also possible to learn too much – you may have been basically on the right track but made a minor technical mistake that had big ramifications".
They then move on to controlling us; the movie illustrates the depth of NSA's penetration into the Japanese electrical grid by imagining a black out of Tokyo, and shows us how an NSA technical mistake reveals how they could shut down the Internet across the Middle East.
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