The phrase "a technical understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone's comprehension of technical concepts or processes in a specific field.
Example: "To excel in this role, you must have a technical understanding of software development and programming languages."
Alternatives: "a grasp of technical concepts" or "a comprehension of technical details."
"He really, really, has a technical understanding of the breaststroke better than anyone on the planet," Hardy said, adding, "I hear in my dreams every night: 'Back flat.
"As in so many situations, it's a mix of common sense, a technical understanding of what's being contemplated and applicable law," said an administration official familiar with the lawyers' analysis.
In fact, independent voters in our survey, by 54 to 40, said it was more important for a president to have "the willingness to fight for middle-class families" rather than a "technical understanding of the economy".
That is why, despite the credit given to Mr. Romney for "understanding" the economy — a phrasing that spoke to a technical understanding — Mr. Obama was always significantly more trusted on qualities that matter to working Americans.
When I'm in a meeting with one of my fashion partners, having a technical understanding of how it all works makes me a stronger businesswoman.
It is noteworthy that this way of putting things is contentious and possibly misleading; after all, on a technical understanding theories are sets of sentences.
The three categories of description reflected different ways of understanding of the phenomenon: 1) A rather technical understanding, 2) an understanding of identity on both an individual but also on a group level and 3) an understanding of interdependency and the complex dynamics of the system.
This allows someone to take a deep technical understanding and figure out a business strategy that fits together with it.
He was the perfect racer, with speed, instinct and a great technical understanding.
With a highly technical understanding of sound change, and collections of thousands upon thousands of cognates, whole words, and then large vocabularies of unrecorded languages have been revealed.
Despite his success, Okoye is acutely aware of his need to gain consistency and a better technical understanding of his event.
