The phrase "as technical problem" is not correct in English.
It should be "as a technical problem." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing or identifying something in the context of a technical issue or challenge.
Example: "The software update was released to address the issues that were identified as a technical problem."
Alternatives: "as a technical issue" or "as a technical challenge."
But the limited financial support, as well as technical problems that make it hard to merge registry information with Medicare records, have undermined the registry's utility.
But Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the accuracy of those numbers was undermined by the fallout from the shutdown as well as technical problems in California.
Mr. Silver introduced a similar bill in his chamber, and a second bill to fix what he described as technical problems in his first.
As technical problems interrupted computer services provided by Amazon for a second day on Friday, industry analysts said the troubles would prompt many companies to reconsider relying on remote computers beyond their control.
"Historically, sustainability and its profit-related opportunities have been thought of as technical problems that belong several levels below the CEO", observes Greg Lavery, chief executive of advisory firm Lavery/Pennell.
Ms. Stewart was stuck on the red carpet for 45 minutes or so, as "technical problems" — so described by Piers Handling, the festival's chief executive — delayed the jam-packed screening for which she had arrived.
If "The Dish" has the momentum of a prolonged countdown instead of going for edge-of-your-seat suspense as technical problems imperil the dish's ability to function, it maintains a tone that remains as light and easygoing as the Australians living in the area.
The Gillmor Gang almost didn't happen today, as technical problems tormented the hastily assembled pre-holiday hoedown.
Insufficient weather conditions (clouds, rain, winds) as well as technical problems lead to (N=228) instead of 365.
They won't necessarily see them as technical problems, but they will identify capability gaps that might have a technical solution.
