"technical implications" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the potential or expected effects or consequences of a particular technical decision or development. Example: The introduction of artificial intelligence in the workplace has significant technical implications, such as increased efficiency and productivity, but also raises concerns about job displacement and ethical considerations.
Optimisation of the 3D MDEFT sequence for anatomical brain imaging: technical implications at 1.5 and 3T.
Having a technologist like Felten on the panel could provide much-needed insight into the broader technical implications of government surveillance practices.
Yesterday's forum, sponsored by the School of Engineering and Applied Science at Columbia, also offered fresh details on the causes and technical implications of the collapse of the trade towers.
The New Statesman claimed (1st July 1977) 'The philosophical and technical implications of the plan are now being discussed on average of twenty five times a week in international media'.
Aviva will continue to monitor the technical implications of the vote to leave, which will only be resolved after several years of negotiating a new relationship between the UK and the EU.
The technical implications of refurbishing cables designed for ac to operate under dc conditions is discussed in terms of imposed electric fields, thermal profile and lifetime.
Thus, assumptions (A2)–(A4) have the following technical implication: In order to infer (j)'s former behavior, (i) applies a decay factor (delta ) to (k)'s contribution per link that separates (k) from (j), being (k) the neighbor of (i) that is located in the (shortest) path between (i) and (j) (if there are more than one shortest path, (i) averages the contributions of the respective neighbors).
We describe the socio-technical implications of moving toward automated and intelligent data discovery.
Knowledge shared from operating CCS projects is critical to understanding the technological aspects and non-technical implications of CCS.
Additional explicit aims were to widen debate about the socio-technical implications of this research, and to assess public attitudes to its potential applications in an accessible, engaging and creative manner.
Where popular writing about the Supreme Court often consists in large part of human-interest stories about the parties, we ask students to produce thoughtful discussions of cases and their implications from a legal perspective, and to try to draw out the larger, non-technical implications of what the Court may decide.
