The phrase "a team of controllers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals who manage or oversee a specific process or operation.
Example: "The project was successful due to the diligent efforts of a team of controllers who ensured everything ran smoothly."
Alternatives: "a group of controllers" or "a panel of controllers".
"With the Apollo program, every time a light went off you had a team of fifteen controllers telling you, 'That light just went off, ignore it,' " McKay, the astrobiologist, told me.
That contract called for a team of air traffic controllers under his direction to operate radar scopes at a combat aircraft testing range in Maryland.
The objectives of this work are the development and design of controllers for a team of agents that accomplish consensus for agents' output in both leaderless (LL) and modified leader follower (MLF) architectures.
He told me that traveling the country with a team of "rhythmic rollers" (as dice controllers call themselves) in the early 2000s got him banned from most high-stakes resorts, including Caesars Palace, the Paris, and the Bellagio.
In response, Mr. Viniar pointed out that he himself was not trained as an accountant and had instead relied heavily on his team of controllers and financial managers.
In this study, a compound controller which combines an output consensus controller and a collision avoidance controller to a team of hub-beam systems is proposed.
The team of controllers is now powering up the craft's systems after the insertion burn, the highest risk part of the mission, and downloading data about its health.
A team of retired pilots and air traffic controllers, plus a computerized program that automatically searches for patterns of errors, hunts solutions to make future flights safer.
Finally, we apply the proposed controllers to the flocking control of a team of nonholonomic mobile robots.
Ed Stuczko stood in front of the trailers, operating them with a big yellow controller and using a team of spotters to help make sure that everything was lining up correctly.
