The phrase "a taskforce of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of people organized to work on a specific task or project.
Example: "The company established a taskforce of experts to address the ongoing environmental issues."
Alternatives: "a team of" or "a group of".
The meeting was convened by a taskforce of representatives from government agencies, chaired by the Uganda Development Corporation.
The US regulator has convened a taskforce of 17 agency partners, including Nasa, to try to fix the problem.
A taskforce of art experts is examining the provenance of the works in a secret location in Germany until the end of the year.
The medical facilities at Camp Bastion rely on a taskforce of helicopters, which are controlled by Colonel Peter Eadie, the commander of the UK joint aviation group.
The ships are part of a taskforce of 10 vessels that left Portsmouth and Plymouth last week for long-planned exercises in the Mediterranean, called Cougar 13.
Lane Fox has the backing of a taskforce of experts in her new role and said her first instinct was to focus on the "very poor".
May has been awarded a chairmanship of one minor Whitehall committee out of 24 – a taskforce on mitigating the risk of people returning to the UK from Syria.
Similarly, a literacy hour is being prescribed by a taskforce on the teaching of reading and writing.
Netanyahu announced a taskforce to examine ways of tackling the cost of living, and is considering postponing the parliamentary recess, due to begin at the end of this week.
The transport minister, Alexander Dobrindt, announced the launch of a taskforce for optimising flight safety.
Details of the proposed changes are expected to be made public on Thursday at a meeting of a taskforce for metropolitan government reform.
