'technical architecture' is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the technical systems and infrastructure that make up a computing system. For example, "The company's technical architecture includes a robust server system, distributed databases, and secure cloud storage."
The marketplace is decentralised – meaning each user connected to the app is part of the market's technical architecture.
The technical architecture might well be complex, but the user experience must be simple and straightforward to work well.
Asked to design a Web site, Creek & River may call upon a set of engineers in Shanghai, where costs are lower, to build the technical architecture.
The same goes for the technical architecture of the website HSJ and HSJ Intelligence product, for which the development team is situated in the Ukraine.
In its statement Saturday, the White House said any proposed legislation "must not tamper with the technical architecture of the Internet".
Huggers said that Rose would continue to contribute to BBC Online for one day a week for the next three months as head of technical architecture and product planning.
The extra money would also pay for what one official called the "technical architecture" that allows the surveillance aircraft to send information to ground terminals where it can be stored, sorted and analyzed.
Indeed, the commission report addressed many of the proposals made for the technical architecture of such a registry and suggested that none of them was sufficient to prevent spammers from using the registry to verify their e-mail lists.
Japan already has one American X-band radar, officially known as the AN/TPY-2, which is a central element in a complex technical architecture for identifying ballistic missiles and coordinating a response by interceptors.
