The phrase "and technical matters of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific technical issues or topics related to a particular field or subject.
Example: "The committee will address financial concerns and technical matters of the new software implementation."
Alternatives: "and technical aspects of" or "and technical issues regarding".
Associated with a 'rational choice' model of trial decision-making is the assumption that communication is a mechanistic and technical matter of assembling and transmitting the 'correct' information but successful communication about trials or any other topic is more than a technical matter [ 50].
It was here, among the woods and hills, that Goethe in 1770 claimed to discover that "passion for reflection on economic and technical matters" that occupied much of his life.
So little clear and technical matters like the employment of repetition just help to make the book seamless.
Paul took charge of production and technical matters, while Hans, who had been studying economics at the University of Bonn, handled sales and marketing.
This includes a host of operational and technical matters, but most centrally it functions as a gauge as to how well the industry is working together across its various functions.
· The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives (MOAC) must support and strengthen coordination among government officers in terms of budgetary and technical matters, as well as work benefits.
Members of the Committee shall appoint as their representatives individuals who have shown a continued interest in the objectives and activities of the Organization, have participated in Conference or Council sessions and have special competence and experience in economic, social and technical matters pertaining to the various fields of the Organization's activities.
But several people who took part said the session mostly stuck to uncontroversial issues and delicate but highly technical matters of little interest to the general public, like a proposed banking union.
Much of the trial revolved around technical matters of software and business methods.
She appeared twice before the Supreme Court before she was forty, in cases involving technical matters of criminal procedure — and lost both, unanimously.
