The phrase "a team of operators" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of individuals who work together to perform specific tasks or functions, typically in a professional or technical context.
Example: "The project was a success due to the dedication and expertise of a team of operators who worked tirelessly to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "a group of operators" or "a crew of operators".
The study was conducted in an experimental platform that emulated a team of operators and a mission commander performing a time-critical unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) mission.
It would be a significant increase from a team of operators engaged in offensive cyberoperations against Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, defence sources said.
In 1999, at a plant just outside Tokyo, a team of operators put a batch of highly enriched uranium in a precipitation tank that was not designed to handle it, setting off a critical reaction.
A team of operators, who work out of KADO's headquarters, then call the intended recipient's cellphone and "speak" the message.
Faulty equipment was blamed, but before Nokia bought the new machinery it assembled a team of operators and engineers to discover the precise cause.
That's Path Talk Places, although until now it has only been open to those in the U.S.. Path has a team of operators (and some business themselves) who are on hand to answer users' questions and queries related to businesses, retailers, shops, museums and another locations that they find via the Places tab inside the app.
After placing adverts in glossy lifestyle magazines, they employed a team of telesales operators, who took up to £4.5m in sales revenue.
On Mrs. Widdicombe's suggestion, the transponders were adapted for McDonald's drive-throughs by a team of franchise operators, tollway authority representatives and engineers from Sirit Technologies, a company in Markham, Ontario, that originally developed the devices.
The mood on Sunday was looser as a team of riggers, operators and supervisors worked together to add 100 feet to the crane at Flatbush and Myrtle Avenues in Downtown Brooklyn, where a 38-story, $152 million condominium building is rising.
Antonio J. Mendez, a senior official with the C.I.A.'s Office of Technical Services (O.T.S ., which had responsibility for things like disguises and false documentation, created a fake film production company, posed as the movie's director and led a team of covert operators into Tehran to free them.
Creation of the NBIL database was completed in 1992 by a team of computer operators.
