The phrase "a steering group" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a committee or team responsible for guiding a project or initiative.
Example: "The organization has established a steering group to oversee the development of the new policy."
Alternatives: "a guiding committee" or "an advisory board".
Andrew Rynham is a steering group member of the Social Housing Under Threat (Shout) campaign group.
The residents in question compromise a "steering group" that is receptive to the council's and Capco's plans.
As The Economist pointed out a few weeks ago, a steering group handed over the finished policy document this January.
The project, which includes a steering group of international medical experts, is being led by Dr Grant Trewartha from the sport and exercise science department.
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A steering group will be formed to drive the new partnership forward, and a world data forum is expected to be held in Kenya next year.
Mr. Ward concludes that to speed things up now, the authority needs a steering group consisting of all stakeholders at the site.
He will chair a steering group including Radio 1's Cooper, Jan Younghusband, head of commissioning, BBC music and events TV, and head of music television Mark Cooper, who heads up in-house production.
The result was a steering group charged with looking at ways to save the museum and turn it into a national centre that traced the story of brewing in Britain.
The review will be handled by a steering group made up of senior officials from the OFT, media regulator Ofcom, the Competition Commission, and the Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform.
The mayor's office said it had also asked TfL to set set up a steering group in partnership with its advertising agencies, Exterion Media and JCDecaux, to monitor and review compliance with rules.
