Collocation
technical issue
A problem or difficulty related to technology, mechanics, or the practical application of a subject.
Definition
'technical issue' is a common English collocation. A problem or difficulty related to technology, mechanics, or the practical application of a subject.
adjective + noun
“I'm experiencing a technical issue with my computer's software.”
Examples
- The website is currently down due to an unexpected technical issue.
- We need to resolve this technical issue before the demonstration begins.
- Please report any technical issues to the IT department immediately.
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- I can't access my email; I think there's a technical issue with the server.
- The engineers worked late to fix the critical technical issue that emerged overnight.
- Despite thorough testing, a minor technical issue appeared during the product launch.
- The live stream was delayed because of a technical issue with the camera equipment.
- They encountered a complex technical issue while trying to integrate the new system.
- Our customer support team is available to help with any technical issues you might have.
- Often, restarting the device can surprisingly resolve a common technical issue.
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