The phrase "a well known technical" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It can be used when referring to a technical concept, term, or individual that is widely recognized in a specific field.
Example: "He is a well known technical expert in the field of artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "a widely recognized technical" or "a famous technical".
Although accepting that the Discounted Cash Flow model of investment appraisal has well known technical limitations, researchers have begun to explore its performative properties.
In this regards, one of the well known technical universities in Iran with about five decades experience in offering engineering courses and programs was selected and 200 volunteer students among different disciplines (metallurgy, industrial Eng, mechanics, civil Eng., computer science, electrical and power Eng).
Feedback of infection rates may have promoted more reliable provision of and adherence to the well known technical aspects of infection prevention for CVCs.
But Mr. Cuneo does have another role in the sport; he is a well known judge of technical matters.
Try covering a well known song.
A well known coffee shop works great.
A well know University Oxford, MIT, Stanfordrd etc..).
The concern for the risk derived by the repetitive task is evident by the fact that there is a well-known technical standard dedicated to this named OCRA (Occupational Repetitive Action).
John Niehenke, a senior vice president at Nomura Securities, cited a prediction by John A. Mendelsohn, a well-known technical analyst at Dean Witter Reynolds, that the interest rate on 30-year bonds would rise to 9percentt by the end of the year.
Mr. Mendelson, a well-known technical analyst at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., the New York brokerage firm, issued a negative outlook saying that the second leg of the current bull market was approaching its end and that he was looking for a significant decline.
The value of up-to-date, practical specifications is well known to technical employees within chemical plants.
