The phrase "as a technical resource" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something that provides technical support, information, or expertise in a specific area.
Example: "The engineer was invaluable as a technical resource during the project, helping the team navigate complex challenges."
Alternatives: "as a technical expert" or "in a technical capacity".
NITAGs are both a technical resource and deliberative body.
Consulting is a powerful way to broaden your experience and establish yourself--in your own mind and in the minds of others--as a valuable technical resource.
What we are faced with is a startlingly profound portrait of Bush Era power structures, moonlighting as a vital technical resource for the digital age.
Killigrew's investment in the new playhouse put the two companies on a level as far as technical resources were concerned, but the offerings at the Theatre Royal nevertheless continued to be dominated by actor-driven "talk" drama, contrasting with William Davenant's baroque spectacles and operas at Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Other public services also report hospitalization periods of 14 104 d [ 26], or 11 48 d [ 23], or even up to 44 d [ 5, 22] reflecting the socio-demographic variability as well as technical resources and rehabilitation goals.
There is no universally applicable definition of severe maternal morbidity because the severity of the condition is often determined by multiple factors such as a woman's general health status, availability and accessibility of medical treatment, as well as human and technical resources in the healthcare system in a specific setting [ 21, 22].
It may also serve as advocacy and technical resource for national governments and partners on why nutrition is important for human, economic and social development and what needs to be done based on the latest evidence and the current EAP context, with recommended approaches on how to design, deliver and monitor the interventions.
The resolution established a global push, "Sustainable Sanitation: The Five-Year-Drive to 2015", to focus attention on the Goal and to mobilize political will, as well as financial and technical resources.
In addition, the product delivery teams serve as a resource pool for some technical resources that participate in the EPC projects.
Recent developments in other scientific disciplines have shown that only the larger institutions can afford to maintain the human as well as the technical resources that are necessary for the complex computation, archiving, and visualization processes involving large amounts of data.
The outbreak of World War I largely halted the dreadnought arms race as funds and technical resources were diverted to more pressing priorities.
