The phrase "a selection team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals responsible for choosing candidates or making decisions in a specific context, such as hiring or project selection.
Example: "The selection team reviewed all applications thoroughly before making their final decision."
Alternatives: "a recruitment team" or "a decision-making group".
After all, this is a selection team that is supposed to value domestic achievement.
Instead, a selection team will be formed drawing from an equal number of independent board members from both companies.
By June 2000, a selection team consisting of employees of the Department of Public Works and the Department of Children and Families recommended KeySpan Energy, the lowest of three final bidders, for the fuel cell facility, the report states.
Yet in his own unique battle to rouse something acceptable from this side, Smith fights not only the inheritance of a diminished and skittish line-up, as Border did, but a less robust domestic cricket culture and a selection team seemingly incapable of identifying long-term batting prospects at the right time.
Moores and a selection team featuring Angus Fraser and Mick Newell will pick a group for the 9 May one-day international against Scotland.
Dick Clark Productions executives say that the winners are chosen by De Abreu and a 12-member selection team.
Being a part of the selection team, you must know what the hiring goals are or what is the purpose of hiring?
Candidates are being grilled by selection teams.
The organisation also plan to deliver packages to orphans in Kailahun, and a selection of burial teams across the country.
It is interesting how many of them I know are out to a greater or lesser extent to their family, friends and a selection of their team-mates.
To be eligible for an at-large selection, a team must have at least nine regular-season wins and be among the top 14 teams in the final B.C.S. standings.
