The phrase "a working team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who collaborate effectively to achieve a common goal or task.
Example: "Our project was successful because we had a dedicated working team that communicated well and supported each other."
Alternatives: "a collaborative team" or "an effective team".
The general practitioner or family physician working with visiting health and social workers and in conjunction with the patient's family often form a working team for elderly care.
STANDING side by side one evening this spring at Smoke, the Upper West Side jazz haunt, Carolyn Leonhart and Wayne Escoffery seemed very much like a working team.
As Linda Sanford, a senior vice-president and one of the highest-ranking women in the company, puts it, "you have to have an organisation that senses change and by itself identifies a working team that can go after the opportunities".
I learned technical skills and how to produce useful results with the distributed responsibility of a working team.
But perhaps the greatest reward of all, as he puts it, is "to be able to apply your skills and see someone improve their performance, [while] enabling them to be part of a working team that helps them to achieve, [whether it's] an athlete or a disabled child".
For this process a working team (a documentalist, 2 clinical doctors and 2 consulters) was created.
Apply the skills one learns from participating as a member of a successful working team.
She has acquired a discipline and focus like never before, learned what it is like to be a part of a hard working team, regained her self confidence and learned lessons that she will carry with her for the rest of her life.
Paraguay has rapidly advanced in setting up a new legal framework and a specialized working team and in structuring two initial projects: an airport for its capital city of Asunción and a network of highways.
Entertainment business is not a joke, you need a good working team.
