The phrase "as technical considerations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or aspects that are related to technical aspects of a subject or project.
Example: "When evaluating the project, we must take into account as technical considerations the software requirements and hardware limitations."
Alternatives: "from a technical perspective" or "in terms of technical factors".
This book gives a theoretical and practical demonstration of how ethics resonant with diverse religious and philosophical traditions as well as technical considerations can aid the development of sustainability indexes to overcome this division in the literature and aid sustainability initiatives.
The recordings were selected from 9164 intrapartum recordings with clinical as well as technical considerations in mind.
As far as technical considerations, early patients were treated in a straightforward approach combining two opposed laterals; recent 3D simulation, allowed conformation to the target with optimal sparing of adjacent organs (mainly pituitary, cochleas, chiasm).
Because the final statement must reflect value judgments as well as purely technical considerations, the systems engineer does not try to do this thinking alone but attempts to serve as a working focus and catalyst.
For continuum observations, the loss of correlated flux on long baselines as well as other technical considerations generate a requirement for very wide bandwidth VLBI systems to support future Space VLBI missions.
Probably the most important aspect of systems engineering is its application to the development of new technological possibilities with the specific objective of putting them to use as rapidly as economic and technical considerations permit.
However, technical considerations, as much as philosophical ones, meant that colour photography remained an expensive and slow option in its early days.
We review the use of these novel imaging techniques for the study of protein distribution in cardiac ventricular myocytes and discuss technical considerations as well as recent findings using super-resolution imaging.
This frequency of low FVC (22.7%) raises several issues: a) the effects of other clinical factors not reported on, such as obesity; b) technical considerations in subject performance or technician monitoring of the FVC maneuver, despite the investigators attention to these; and c) the appropriateness of the reference-predicted values.
This might mean that under such circumstances, other determinants become more important in explaining differences such as volume per surgeon or technical considerations such as type of prosthesis, surgical technique, use of cement, conditions in the operating rooms, or patient related factors.
But the nature of how a business communicates - both internally and to the outside world - has never been as hindered by such technical considerations.
