The phrase "acting team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who are temporarily fulfilling roles or responsibilities, often in a specific context such as a project or performance.
Example: "The acting team for the play has been rehearsing diligently to ensure a successful opening night."
Alternatives: "interim team" or "temporary team".
"It's the Cadillac of mines," says Timothy C. Harms, acting team leader for WIPP.
Renault today announced that their technical director, Bob Bell, will take over as acting team principal from Briatore, who has received a de facto life ban from motor sport.
Lunt and Fontanne, American husband-and-wife acting team who performed together in more than two dozen theatrical productions, from Sweet Nell of Old Drury (1923) to The Visit (1958).
Some of these, like the portrait painter Sir Thomas Lawrence, are historical figures, while others, like the brother-and-sister acting team modeled on Sarah Siddons and John Philip Kemble, are beguiling hybrids of fact and fiction.
Xiaorui Zhang, acting team coordinator for traditional medicine at the WHO, who is a former "bare foot" doctor in China who went on to train in traditional medicine at Beijing University, told the journal that the report was only preliminary and that its purpose was to foster research and not to act as a recommendation.
"I'm sure he was recruited for his business knowledge," assured Hughes' acting team captain Benedict.
Vaudeville's exclusionary practices limited bills to one African-American act per night, so as a result the two leading African-American acting teams knew of each other only by reputation.
The material these great acting teams are performing is varied in tone and quality.
On the contrary, the pressing problem is how to take in all the great acting teams spread out on Broadway like a tasty (albeit high-priced) smorgasbord.
Brawn took the year off in 2007, and then in 2008 joined the Honda team, given control over the technical operation and acting as team principal.
But Vietto's sacrifice has been much mythologised and, however much he hated his team leader and felt he had been robbed of his chance to win the Tour, he was acting under team orders.
