The phrase "a fine staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of employees or team members who are skilled, competent, or exemplary in their roles.
Example: "The organization is known for its commitment to excellence, and it has a fine staff that consistently delivers outstanding results."
Alternatives: "an excellent team" or "a great group of employees."
The club faced a $1m fine, staff were sacked, coach Shane Flanagan was suspended for a year, interim coach Peter Sharp, beaten and bowed, later resigned, captain Paul Gallen, among others, accepted backdated bans, and star forward Andrew Fifita publicly flirted with rugby union and Canterbury (before changing his mind).
I regret the impression that may have been given that I was describing the current situation at Douglass, particularly because, as a former acting dean, I recognize the value of the programs and residential life experiences that, under the direction of a very fine staff, Douglass provides to its students.
I feel as though Mr. Klein has a grudge against the theater and its fine staff.
"He is a personality of real stature and has a fine coaching staff, who he takes everywhere with him.
I want to thank Steve and his fine staff at the Tick Tock!" Later that day an enthusiastic crowd of thousands nearly filled a hangar at an airport as Mr. Gingrich ran 30 minutes late.
She is eternally indebted to the fine staff at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, especially Dr. Robert Fine and his team.
"His whole thing in those days," an old girlfriend tells the author, "was, 'When I want to see you, you need to be here, and when I don't, you need to be gone.' " He could be cruel to his band members, and was said to fine staff members for small infractions.
It is beautifully located on a number of green acres fronting the Zambezi, and flawlessly run by owner Ben Parker and his fine staff.
I know from the look on his face at news conferences that Ridge is unhappy to be on the firing line with no troops of his own, and presume he would make a fine chief of staff because Bush trusts him.
