The phrase "a sizeable team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a team that is large in number or capacity, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "We have assembled a sizeable team to tackle the upcoming project and ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a large team" or "a substantial team".
Although Ms Mayer ran a sizeable team at Google, she has never had to turn round an ailing corporate juggernaut with 700m users.
"We have been working on it night and day since March and built up quite a sizeable team of very expert people to work on this, to come up with the charges, the methods of doing it and training".
Google says it "built a sizeable team" that's helping candidates with their online advertising efforts.
However, the failure of a Halo film adaptation and the subsequent cancellation of Chronicles meant a sizeable team no longer had a project.
The availability of a sizeable team for redeployment from Iraq, and the long lead time for this emergency, masked UNICEF's lack of regional and global surge capacity.
"We have a fairly sizeable team of 12 people now, but we were profitable in December, and now have around 200,000 daily active users". As Jeffery explained last time Apps Blog interviewed him in June 2011, Toca Boca makes digital toys focused on play, rather than book-apps or educational products.
The new head of what is known colloquially as the "R" function has a licence to be awkward, and is given seniority and independence.His sizeable team is a mixture of seasoned analysts and officers with recent experience in the field.
Among other things, it's funding the majority of a sizeable casework team of around 30 people, who work with hundreds of families at any one time.
One City trader, who declined to be named, admitted that he and his sizeable team were running through "war games" exercises on a "weekend scenario": massive default on a Friday, then making the phantom trades on Saturday and Sunday that would let them come out on top.
They break up the innovation process into a large number of small steps and then assign (often sizeable) teams to work on each step.
It is thought that Omnicom has bought a significant majority stake in Portland, with Allan and his management team retaining a sizeable minority holding, although the amount has not been disclosed.
