"highly technically competent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is very skilled in technical matters or a group that possesses a high degree of technical expertise. For example: “The engineering team is highly technically competent and well-equipped to tackle any challenge.”.
"DGSE are a highly motivated, technically competent partner, who have shown great willingness to engage on IP [internet protocol] issues, and to work with GCHQ on a "cooperate and share" basis".
If even 1percentt of this wealth was donated or committed to education, health or other local causes here, you'd have not only the raw money raised but you'd have a core of highly-educated, technically competent people invested in understanding these complex problems.
"Both agencies are small, by UK standards, but are technically competent and highly motivated," British officials reported.
"Of course, not all the business ideas are successful long-term", "but the skills acquired during the MEnt degree are also highly attractive to prospective employers looking for technically competent managers--for research-led companies--experienced in innovation and knowledge transfer".
The capacity to plan and implement an effective public health laboratory system that meets the IHR core capacity requirements depends on the availability of highly-trained and motivated personnel that are not only technically competent, but also possess strong leadership and managerial skills.
Learn what you can: If your boss is technically competent, take the time to learn about her technical expertise.
Technically competent but lacking a killer instinct.
Six software engineers, who are technically competent and experienced, participated in our study.
Its campaign, though technically competent, has been relatively lacklustre and often negative.
Mr Miliband fought a technically competent campaign, improving his personal ratings despite a hostile press.
