The phrase "a staff of around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an approximate number of staff members in an organization or team.
Example: "The company has a staff of around fifty employees working in various departments."
Alternatives: "approximately fifty staff members" or "a team of about fifty."
Republicans close to the campaign said that at least 50 and as many as 80 people were being let go, out of a staff of around 150 people.
Well, it has, sort of... Pam Golding Properties, started in 1976, is today a multi million Rand business with a total of 300 branches, 186 franchises and a staff of around 3000.
It has a staff of around 150.
DeepMind is thought to have raised $50 million in funding, employing a staff of around 50.
In 2012 Mind Candy, at the height of the Moshi Monsters craze, had a staff of around 200 people.
Indeed, with $3 million "committed" in funding, over a million uniques a month, a staff of around 15 editors, White claims that the Daily Dot is covering news "relevant" to users.
The new tie-up between Volvo and Autoliv deepens the relationship, through the formation of a new company with a dedicated staff of around 200 to start, pulled from each parent organization, with a growth goal of reaching up to 600 employees in the relatively near future.
Mr. Barulic, 62, runs the market; his wife, Carol, 61, manages the restaurant; they have a total staff of around 75.
On any one day up to five cameramen can be out filming material for The Nature of Britain, which also has a production staff of around 15.
That made it a daily struggle to cover a country almost twice the size of Texas at the national, regional and local levels with a small staff of around 120 reporters and editors.
Classes are given by 100 professional teachers and performers brought in from across the country, aided by a support staff of around 300. "I don't want Usdan to become an arts and crafts camp," Mr. Lewis said.
