The phrase "a working group for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals who collaborate on a specific project or task within an organization or community.
Example: "We have established a working group for the development of new sustainability initiatives."
Alternatives: "a task force for" or "a committee for".
I created a working group for union reform, labour reform and social-security reform.
"We face the increased risk of fires almost everywhere," said Chris Field, director of the department of global ecology at the Carnegie Institution for Science, who is co-chairman of a working group for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
"We want to set quality standards and professionalization of accrediting agencies; introduce a transparent system of access to information and establish a working group for reform," Mr. Dobes said.
Allowing outside investment would boost the number and size of such firms.Theodore Schneyer, a professor at the University of Arizona, was co-chairman of a working group for the ABA investigating the question of ownership.
This situation makes difficulties even in forming a working group for the dedicated satellite mission.
The NICAM development team also participates in a working group for the common base library environment of weather and climate models and in cooperative development efforts with other modeling groups in Japan.
These were the areas that at the time of our study, had just been identified by a national working group for the development of a national care standard for depression, based on available guidelines [ 27].
Those schools that had a staff working group for PA promotion reported more than just a few teachers involved in the actions.
But the debate over the financing has prompted him to establish a separate working group for the space research with Darpa.
A technical working group for extension of WPS is hence progressing in Wi-Fi alliance [10 13].
