The phrase "technical function" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when referring to the specific purpose of a machine, device, or software. For example, "The technical function of this computer is to store data efficiently."
The BBC is on the list because it "performs a technical function which should remain independent from government".
"Trying to embellish it with a technical function or a new utility... is a folly," he said.
"Give Ofcom, or give a new body, the technical function of handing out the licences and regulating lightly the content that is on the screens," he said.
The renewed focus on values indicates that schools are not simply organisations with a technical function of getting the best test and exam results.
Robert had left a technical function in a government job to become the chief information officer of a private company, a position that required considerable interpersonal skills.
It ruled that the toys' characteristics, such as holes in the feet and a protrusion on their heads, did not obviously have a technical function.
Certain technical functions, such as data processing, are centralized at headquarters, while daily operating decisions remain decentralized.
The nonprofit agency charged with administering Internet domain names and technical functions said yesterday that online balloting for its board members would be handled by Election.com.
Outside the 311 system, DoITT has been charged with trying to leverage its resources to save money, bring in new revenues and improve technical functions in the city.
There are also indications that certain technical functions are disabled on certain Apple products in certain countries in the EU/EEA.
Icann's charge, said Mr. Kraaijenbrink and a fellow board member, Gregory Crew, is to oversee the narrow technical functions of the Internet.
