The phrase "a team responsible for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals assigned to a specific task or duty within an organization or project.
Example: "The project was a success due to a team responsible for coordinating all the logistics."
Alternatives: "a group tasked with" or "a team assigned to".
I'm lucky enough to lead a team responsible for implementing a wide range of philanthropic, and corporate social responsibility programs that align with our company purpose of helping people on their path to better health.
He worked with a team responsible for building energy plants and other facilities.
At MarchFirst, he helped manage a team responsible for designing a Web site for a financial company.
She ran a team responsible for the finance model in the bidding for the West Coast Main Line franchise.
The bridegroom, 30, is a senior account executive at Google in New York, where he manages a team responsible for online advertising technology sales.
It's unconscionable," said Darryl Seibel, the BOA director of communications who oversees a team responsible for guiding athletes in their use of social media.
It is critical to have a person or a small team responsible for controlling architectural decisions and helping to ensure standards adoption.
It is critical to have a person or a small team responsible for controlling architectural decisions and helping to ensure standards adoption.
Each medical university has a PM team responsible for conducting evaluations in the affiliated hospitals within a certain province.
In addition, certified home health aides are often part of a larger team, responsible for day-to-day implementation of doctor's orders and a nurse's plan of care.
As chief administrative officer for Sabre Corporation, she led a global team responsible for human resources, corporate communications, legal strategy, corporate compliance, and regulatory and government affairs.
