The phrase "a taskforce which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific taskforce and providing additional information about it.
Example: "The report was prepared by a taskforce which was established to address the urgent issues facing our community."
Alternatives: "a taskforce that" or "a taskforce responsible for".
The UN agreed and formed a taskforce, which it insisted should also investigate other alleged attacks, particularly around Damascus.
Last year I was asked to lead a taskforce which developed a strategy to improve cancer services in the NHS.
Its executive director, Richard Lloyd, chairs a taskforce, which in December recommended tougher action to crack down on calls, including accountability by board directors.
The cabinet has decided to set up a taskforce, which brings together five government departments and the Irish police, and will be chaired by Simon Coveney, minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM).
A report on the idea, which will be published at the EcoBuild exhibition in London, was drawn up by a taskforce which included representatives of some of the UK's biggest property developers, King – who formerly worked for campaign group WWF – and two government officials who sat as "observers".
Ms Soni said she had set up a taskforce which, after detailed consultations, came to the conclusion that till parliament created a structure for media regulation, the government should support self-regulation by the media.
It follows a review of services by a government taskforce which has found that too many young people are not getting the help they need.
Mr Cameron was commenting on the latest report of an NHS England taskforce which paints a relentlessly grim picture of the inadequacy of services as they now are, made all the grimmer by the findings of BBC research revealing that, despite all that Lib Dem ministerial activism, spending by mental health trusts actually fell by 2% between 2013-14 and 2014-15.
Because of his work he was appointed to jointly head a national taskforce, which – like many well-intentioned PNG bodies – has received little to no funding.
In December 2016, the IPC created an independent taskforce which set the Russian Paralympic Committee RPCC) a number of conditions to meet.
A police-led taskforce, which formed in August, is examining how intelligence is collected and managed during pre-planned armed operations in England and Wales.
