Adjective modifier

• mere: A distinction can be drawn however when the defect is a mere technicality.

• other: The other surprising technicality is that modern LED lights arguably do not comply with the relevant British Standard.

Preposition: of

• production: Working on the series gave me a great insight into the technicalities of film production.

• design: You don't know about the technicalities of website design?

• game: Difficult to judge too much on the technicalities of the game.

• method: He explained the technicalities of a method that he hopes will improve on the quality of current speech synthesis systems.

Converse of object

• explain: He explained computer technicalities in terms I could understand.

• discuss: We feel we can discuss the technicalities of both rather than just one type of plastic.

• understand: That they do not understand the technicalities of building services is why they employ specialists.

• involve: Singleton LJ stated that the technicalities involved in such a decision were " a blot upon the administration of the law " .

• know: You've got your idea, know the technicalities of your business.

• use: The Supreme Court is using obscure technicalities to keep an innocent man on death row.

Adjective modifier

• legal: Some of the legal technicalities revolve round whether the agency is deemed to be an agency or an intermediary.

• minor: We have had several examples of people, in some cases with AIDS, being turned away on minor technicalities.

• such: With the internet, there are no such technicalities in place to reassure parents.

• unnecessary: Respect for rigor, but avoidance of unnecessary technicalities.

Noun used with modifier

• accounting: The giving public are not generally concerned with the legal and accounting technicalities.

• market: One can try to explain what has happened in terms of financial markets technicalities or the vagaries of monetary policy.