"in a technical capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the nature of a role or task, such as when someone is performing a job with a specific set of skills. For example, "She was hired to manage the IT department in a technical capacity."
Participating in TDPS Productions in a technical capacity generally requires completion of THR 60 Introduction to Technical Theater and Production.
ID5279121 After many years working for the same large company in a technical capacity on a small team, the management has finally formalised my job spec and advertised the role.
Snowden is twenty-nine; hadhad worked in a technical capacity for the C.I.A. and then, by way of his employer, Booz Allen Hamilton, as a contractor for the N.S.A.
Russell Varian received his M.A. in 1927 from Stanford University, Stanford, Calif., and worked in a technical capacity with several organizations, including Humble Oil and Refining Company, Farnsworth Television Company, and Varian Associates.
(partitculary in a technical capacity) There are many more people out there making more astute comments.
I work in a technical capacity when computer systems go wrong.
Even those who had worked in their respective ministries of health in more of a technical capacity agreed that: "We need to have a good forum that assists to publish our data.
As a funding organization, the Global Fund has little in-house technical capacity and little direct engagement with countries to which they provide funding.
For the time being, at least an additional one year, UNICEF should concentrate on building its in-house technical capacity to support the FES in the existing programme areas and streamlining the administrative procedure to support the CIPs at the soum level.
Although it is possible to enroll in design courses without being a major or minor in TDPS, participation in a technical production capacity will be limited without having taken the introductory course, THR 60.
Responding to a gap in technical capacity, which has emerged as Lower Mekong Basin governments progressively devolve responsibility for public investment decisions to regional and local administrative levels, the initiative pioneered the first regional technical training program in public project appraisal.
