"lack of technicality" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation when something is not very technically advanced or complex. For example: "The lack of technicality in the design made it easy to use for people of all ages."
Mr. Capriola's lawyer, Mr. Gianelli, has asked the judge to dismiss the case against his client on several counts, including lack of evidence and technicalities related to the search warrant, according to court records.
In recent years, a number of militant leaders have been arrested and charged with crimes, only to be released for lack of evidence or on technicalities.
Some militant leaders in Pakistan have been periodically arrested and charged with crimes, but in many cases they were released for lack of evidence or on technicalities.
Study participants identified both benefits (supporting the initiative, experts of the lived experience, a publicly funded system and sustainability of the healthcare system) and concerns (personal biases, lack of interest to be involved, time constraints, and level of technicality) for public involvement in the Ontario Wait Time Strategy.
"A certain amount of technicality comes into it," she says.
It sounds like the kind of technicality the FBI would vehemently oppose in a court case.
Accrual accounting increases the degree of technicality compared to cash-based accounting.
Concern#4: The public are not informed sufficiently for the level of technicality.
There remains a lack of consensus among experts about the precise technicalities of ACARS.
It seems to be the tortoise that always wins the race.This time, however, even if some of the lack of growth can be explained away by technicalities, there remains plenty of cause for concern.
