The phrase "achieving team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a team that is successful in reaching its goals or objectives.
Example: "Our achieving team has consistently met its targets and exceeded expectations this quarter."
Alternatives: "successful team" or "high-performing team".
After achieving Team Sky's stated aim of winning the Tour within five years two years ahead of schedule, Brailsford is eager for further success.
When leaders ask genuine questions and listen intently to the responses, display deep enthusiasm for achieving team goals, and show they're attuned to everyone's diverse perspectives no matter their position in the hierarchy, curiosity, passion and empathy start to take root in a culture.
This finding helps us acknowledge individual differences in contributing to achieving team goals.
While this is possibly his last Olympic Games, Moses remains focused and is optimistic about the potential for achieving team success in Rio.
On the other hand, no difference between both groups was detected for the Appropriate Assessment Scale and the Generic Skills Scale which partly concur with a study that found no significant differences between student groups on achieving team process skill [ 18].
This chapter outlines the development of intelligent multi-agent robot teams that are capable of acting autonomously and of collaborating in a dynamic environment to achieve team objectives.
You know how to make a commitment and you're not afraid to get your hands dirty to achieve team objectives.
Identify who can help you achieve team goals.
When subordinates' team creative efficacy is high, they are motivated to achieve team creative goals.
Therefore, subordinates are motivated to stay with the team when confronted with challenges and put in effort for the team when they need to achieve team goals.
A huge screen and bunting filled the hockey club in Penzance where many witnessed Helen Glover and her partner Heather Stanning achieve Team GB's first gold medal.
