The phrase "a technical shortcoming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a flaw or limitation in a technical context, such as software, hardware, or processes.
Example: "The new software update has a technical shortcoming that affects its performance on older devices."
Alternatives: "a technical flaw" or "a technical limitation."
Plasmodium falciparum: Underestimation of dihydrofolate reductase and dihydropteroate synthase polymorphism in field samples: A technical shortcoming of nested PCR assays with mutation-specific primers.
Third, to fill the Inion GTR membrane tube with the fibrin gel emerged as a technical shortcoming.
Thus the observed antiangiogenic profile of breast cancer tissues cannot result from a technical shortcoming of the detection method.
4) The absence of direct physiological evidence for an inhibitory connection between the DPM and the α' and β' neurons is unfortunate, but it seems clear that this is a shortcoming of the available tools for measuring inhibition deep in the Drosophila brain rather than a technical shortcoming of this study.
Brydon's heartbreaking, semi-delusional monologues created dramatic tension even while the cab was parked; the DIY video diary conceit helped explain away any technical shortcomings; and the prosaic backdrop echoed Keith's own emptied life.
All told, the orchestra calls to mind one of those old-school Central European ensembles that make up for a few technical shortcomings with musical intelligence and authentic style.
Owing to this technical shortcoming, the taurine ancestral estimates of our study population may not be fully conclusive.
Nevertheless, since the exons for which interpretable results were available were equally distributed between the eight different amplicons we used in our study, our conclusion of a very low frequency of Smad4 point mutations in the population studied is not put into question by this technical shortcoming.
I found a number of technical shortcomings with MobiTV that can probably be overcome in time.
Our study had a few possible technical shortcomings.
Farrell, as a dancer, had certain technical shortcomings-she wasn't a jumper, and she couldn't really do allegro (fast, small, fine-cut steps -but no one in the world wasteps -butical.
