The phrase "a committed team" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a group of individuals who are dedicated and loyal to a common goal or mission.
Example: "Our success is largely due to the hard work and dedication of a committed team that always goes the extra mile."
Alternatives: "a dedicated team" or "an engaged team."
We came up against a committed team, they committed a lot of pressure on us and we cracked.
Carter is honest, forthright and a committed team player.
Everything on their list seemed to be hand picked and have a committed team behind it.
It's a record I look forward to building on, with a committed team at the NUS.
Sure, we have always had a committed team of "leaving care" professionals who have navigated fluctuating funding streams and shifting policy approaches.
By sending the team off for the Christmas break in a positive frame of mind, you are more likely to develop a committed team come January.
And if you are a committed, team-player liberal celebrity -- a Tim Robbins, an Alec Baldwin, a Janeane Garofalo or a Moby -- you are undoubtedly feeling a little overworked by now, though certainly not underappreciated.
While intrapreneurial projects always start with an entrepreneurial individual, the successful ones always succeed with a diverse, committed team, a large network and in most cases with an "executive godfather".
We were prepped by a wonderfully committed team of ex-military personnel who did exactly what you'd expect ex-military people to do: they a) gave us a dossier of all the animals, insects and reptiles that could kill us; and b) encouraged us to number our bowel movements according to their density (10 being the densest, five being the optimum).
For example, you should include a goal of maintaining focused listening to earn your coworkers' trust and demonstrate that you are a 100% committed team player.
Finally, this chapter outlines a few effective ways to build a competent and committed team of software engineers.
