The phrase "technological issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a problem or difficulty with a piece of technology. For example: "The main issue we faced when installing the new computer system was a technological issue with the software."
The optimal design of hydride tanks is a major technological issue for the rapid development of this technology.
As one would imagine, it's not only a technological issue but a legal one.
Is it merely a cost issue, or is there some technological issue that awaits a future solution?
Part of the reason that the revelations about the N.S.A.'s data-collection program have inspired such divergent reactions is that while many of us, consciously or not, continue to hold to Warren and Brandeis's pre-digital definition of privacy as being connected to the "soul," others see surveillance as a purely technological issue, or a numbers game.
Voting is as much a perception issue as it is a technological issue.
This chapter provides an overview of the state-of-the-art in hydrogen safety as a technological issue only.
In theory, biological changes should define the limitations of microarray technology, but unfortunately, technological issues have frequently limited the usefulness of microarray data.
In this paper, we examine several technological issues pertaining to advanced manufacturing technology systems.
However, they have also lead to a shift of focus from scientific to technological issues, as scientists eagerly applied new computing technology to study ever more complex systems.
Our research focuses on 'Hidden CTOs' defined as executives who perform technology manager functions without having official titles related to technological issues in contrast to executives who have an official position related to technological issues (general abbreviation CTOs Chief Technology Officers).
Currently, the technology for telemonitoring is far from mature and there are still technological issues to be addressed.
