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"highly technically" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something that involves a high level of technical expertise or is very technically advanced. Example: The new smartphone is highly technically equipped with the latest features and cutting-edge technology.
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Hence there are opportunities for both those who are highly technically skilled and those with limited technical skills.
They thought we were playing free, but we were highly technically skilled".
"Given the level of Ph.D.'s and P.E.'s we have on staff at N.T.S.B., we are highly technically qualified as an agency," Ms. Connors said.
"The use of chlorine by Daesh, and its recruitment of highly technically trained professionals, including from the west, have revealed far more serious efforts in chemical weapons development," she said in Perth, using the Arabic acronym for IS.
Meticulous planning is necessary for such highly technically demanding surgery.
He conceded the plans would not hinder the "tiny, tiny proportion of highly technically literate paedophiles".
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The startups I met were generally highly technical in nature – all consumer plays, but very, very technically oriented.
It's highly physical – technically non-contact in the way that Bill Clinton was technically faithful to his wife – and there's plenty of scoring.
He is highly gifted technically.
Ocós pottery is highly developed technically and artistically.
He's highly accomplished technically and did make some tight and original films early on, like Close Encounters and Duel.
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