The phrase "and the same technical" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are comparing technical aspects or specifications, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to ensure that the new software has the same technical capabilities as the previous version."
Alternatives: "and the same technical aspects" or "and the same technical specifications".
Figures 1 and 2 give the dose values for unenhanced chest CT and contrast-enhanced whole-body CT examinations, observed in the same centre (centre 4) and with the same technical equipment, by dividing the dose contribution for each technologist (with the same radiologist kept constant) and for each radiologist (with the same technologist kept constant).
Vaitla's next film with Mahesh namely Aagadu (2014), which too was produced by 14 Reels Entertainment and had the same technical crew of this film, was a failure at the box office.
The interoperability mechanism between these two systems is designed from the beginning since they are developed and supported by the same technical team.
VoiceStream and Powertel operate on G.S.M., the same technical format used by Deutsche Telekom and other European carriers.
All these points were fulfilled in the present study, since to a large extent the same markers were used, all animals were housed and slaughtered at one central unit and phenotypes were recorded by the same technical staff.
By contrast, many of today's most prominent artists both here and abroad are fabricating super-size, lavish works with the same technical wizardry (and in some cases budgets) as a Hollywood production company.
"The same technical and energy yield approach has been applied to all options and the process and outcomes have been subject to peer review.
The same technical and scientific support from the EVIPNet resource group was provided to both initiatives for their operations including grant writing, developing and testing new resources and tools for EIHP.
The internal consistency of the trial could have been higher if all the trainees had operated in the same theatre, using the same technical equipment, and with the same supervisor and staff.
Ten disaster survivors from the study area were asked to answer the web survey, using the same technical platform, and to provide feedback on both the content and technical aspects of the survey.
