The phrase "a working unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a functional component or group within a larger system or organization, often in contexts related to business, engineering, or teamwork.
Example: "The project was divided into several working units, each responsible for a specific aspect of the development process."
Alternatives: "a functional unit" or "an operational unit".
By the end of 1967 they had been a working unit for more than three years and had recorded four albums, all gleaming with intrigue.
The band featured on the album wasn't a working unit, and the sound of the rhythm section in particular, with its crisp drumming patterns and walking bass, has little to do with what Coltrane would establish in the years ahead.
The Trenton Police Department started a mounted patrol last year, with six horses and several officers still getting training, and it is slowly becoming a working unit, said a spokesman for that police department.
The minienvironment is a working unit where local displacement ventilation for clean room condition is applied.
And so because of that we're able to basically combine those elements into a working unit that packages all those fundamentals into a very inexpensive cartridge that's disposable.
For an infinite metamaterial plate without damping, a working unit is modeled using the extended Hamilton׳s principle, and two stopbands are observed through dispersion analysis on the averaged three-DOF model.
A cluster is defined as a nursing home by itself or an independently working unit of a large nursing home, including all residents.
Mr. Hargrove's postbop band, a regular working unit, has changed a little in personnel but not much in style over the last six years or so.
Mr. Hargrove's postbop band, a regular working unit, has undergone personnel changes.
His sidemen make up a real working unit, with trumpet and tenor saxophone against acoustic and electric guitars, Hammond B-3 organ, definitively thumping drums.
The human forearm is an essential working unit in daily life.
