The phrase "a team working for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals who are collaborating towards a common goal or objective, often in a professional context.
Example: "We are proud to have a team working for the betterment of our community through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "a team dedicated to" or "a team focused on".
I'm not a chemist – but now I've got a team working for me to do that".
As chief economic adviser to the Greater London council (1981-86), Robin led a team working for an inclusive, democratic economy.
REPORTER AT LARGE about the remains of a Roman Temple of Mithras discovered some months ago in London during excavations by a team working for the Roman and Medieval London Excavation Council.
Raphael had gone to Rome in 1508 as part of a team working for Pope Julius II, and had gradually established himself as the dominant painter in Rome by the time that Julius died in 1513.
The Japanese Constitution, written by a team working for Gen. Douglas MacArthur during the American occupation, has been a source of bitter feelings within Japan's right wing for many years.
Martin Inglis, Ford's vice president for North American automotive operations, said his company had "had a team working for 10 or 11 days around the clock" to identify the extent of the problem.
To find a safe and cost effective way of lifting, a team works for weeks or even months doing site investigation, planning and evaluations.
A surveillance team working for a revenge-fuelled Mexican drug cartel boss hunted a Texas-based rival in a sophisticated tracking operation and enabled his murder, a court was told on Tuesday.
A separate team working for the consultant has prepared a similar report for the Police Department.
If there was an entire team working for a month, making something beautiful so that people can enjoy a place that previously looked like a dump, why are you tagging on it?
A forensic team working for the BICI team investigated his case.
