The phrase "a working group including" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of individuals who are collaborating on a specific project or task, highlighting the members involved.
Example: "The project will be managed by a working group including experts from various fields."
Alternatives: "a task force comprising" or "a committee that includes".
Labour promises a working group, including businessfolk, to prepare for the presidency.
A working group, including union representatives of Lower Saxony and elsewhere, are to meet over the next four weeks to work out the details of the new company's structure.
A working group including experts of the leading pharmaceutical industry from German-language countries, named "Arbeitskreis Lokale Verträglichkeit," has been intensively discussing the experimental procedures in detail for a period of six years and has been considering their pros and cons.
But this isn't a new effort: extremely high suicide rates have been an issue for years, and in 2010, a working group including government officials and RCMP representatives published an action plan to target the emergency.
Former Secretary of State Clinton, the hearing's star witness, suggested that a working group, including members of key congressional committees, could "look to see whether we couldn't get a little more flexibility into this decision making".
This was directed by a working group, including senior staff, within the organisation.
To prepare for the WADA passport program, a hematological working group, including scientists from around the world, determined what blood markers would be analyzed.
All stages of the protocol had been developed within a multidisciplinary working group including ICU physicians, nurses and respiratory therapists.
These apparent changes triggered several rapid global initiatives, coordinated by a World Health Organization working group, including review of microbiologic diagnostic methods and commencement of enhanced surveillance in several countries during the mid-1990s (2 ).
The trial protocol was developed in collaboration with health economists, who were members of the trial steering group, and an economics working group including the trial manager and leaders have overseen the economic evaluation.
This month, her policy director joined a new interagency working group, including health, agriculture and housing officials, that will develop policy, legislation and public outreach to combat obesity.
