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The phrase "a matter of teamwork" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of collaboration and collective effort in achieving a goal or completing a task.
Example: "The success of this project is truly a matter of teamwork; everyone played a crucial role in its completion."
Alternatives: "a question of collaboration" or "an issue of cooperation".
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Although his medal citation said Flt Lt Singh demonstrated "exceptional captaincy", he said it had been a matter of teamwork.
Management of a patient in the operating room is a matter of teamwork, and knowledge of the problems encountered is the basis of any mutual understanding!
A relationship is a matter of teamwork and a symbiotic relationship, not a parasitic one, where a party gives and the other one just takes without giving enough back.
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"The scientific research is world-leading, the engineering and technical challenges are immense, but ultimately you could be working in an environment where resilience and teamwork can be a matter of life and death".
Everything is about teamwork, learning and improving your skills - it's a matter of how well your team works together.
As a matter of fact, I use skills that I learned in boxing now that I'm in politics: responsibility, discipline, teamwork.
A matter of days.
A matter of signals.
A Matter of Perspective?
A Matter of Timing.
There's also a lot of teamwork, respect, that sort of thing".
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