The phrase "a sizeable team of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large group of people working together on a project or task.
Example: "The company has assembled a sizeable team of experts to tackle the new initiative."
Alternatives: "a large group of" or "a substantial team of".
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.
However, the failure of a Halo film adaptation and the subsequent cancellation of Chronicles meant a sizeable team no longer had a project.
Google says it "built a sizeable team" that's helping candidates with their online advertising efforts.
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.
So, in our example, if the team identified a sizeable body of data relating to the importance of organisational culture then this could be added as a new concept, again subdivided into appropriate subcategories.
His latest paper, just published in Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, describes the rock in the area in which Araguainha resides.After an extensive geological survey, he and his team discovered that a sizeable amount of this rock is oil shale.
"The headteacher and senior leadership team have not identified concerns among a sizeable group of staff that some cultural traditions and beliefs are being promoted more than others".
They break up the innovation process into a large number of small steps and then assign (often sizeable) teams to work on each step.
However, cheered on by a sizeable contingent of British fans, Murray and Fleming raced through the fourth to take their team to the brink of the Davis Cup elite.
