The phrase "as a technical solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific method or approach that addresses a technical problem or need.
Example: "The proposed software update serves as a technical solution to improve system performance and security."
Alternatives: "as a technological remedy" or "as a technical approach".
Our next medical innovation — the acceptance of our mortality — will not come as a technical solution to a scientific problem.
Conservationists and wildlife managers build electrified fences as a technical solution to this problem.
The establishment of benchmark sites devoted to harmonisation and inter-calibration is advocated as a technical solution.
As a technical solution we present four success factors identified from the research and show how they address the challenges we identified in practice.
In particular, differential privacy may be seen as a technical solution for analyzing and sharing data while protecting the privacy of individuals in accordance with existing legal or policy requirements for de-identification or disclosure limitation.
The company rerouted Facebook's traffic from Tunisia and used the breach to upgrade security last month for all of its more than 550 million users worldwide; at the same time, it was careful to cast the response as a technical solution to a security problem.
I am telling this story in the era where we are lamenting the rise of fake news and exploring our roles as educators to respond to it, as if a technical solution to figuring out if something is a lie will fix our problems.
Nestlé did remove sucrose flavourings, but continued to manufacture infant formulas with vanillin, telling CMF that it would "communicate timelines [for a phaseout] as soon as we have a technical solution".
They say they sought the change as merely a technical solution to better battle cyber-related crime, particularly in instances where criminals are using software that masks their location.
However, there is an ongoing debate in leading medical journals as to whether a technical solution such as the checklist really can contribute to safer patient care, whilst effective teamwork per se is more crucial to providing safe patient care, and teamwork must be distinguished from task work [ 8].
As Morris says, it provides a technical solution to all the traditional difficulties of democracy, allowing ordinary people the means and information to express their preferences with an ease unimaginable to earlier generations.
