The phrase "admirable staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express appreciation or respect for the quality and performance of a group of employees or team members.
Example: "The success of our project is largely due to the admirable staff who worked tirelessly to meet our goals."
Alternatives: "commendable team" or "praiseworthy employees".
It's not good enough to say the NHS will save £400m by tackling staff sickness rates, admirable though that ambition is.
If the décor is a little put on, the staff shows an admirable lack of pretension and seems to really care that things are going well.
"Despite an unprecedented number of season-ending injuries, Dick Jauron, his coaching staff, and an admirable core of high-character players are heading in the right direction," Levy said in a statement.
The curators and staff of the museum are admirable and dedicated, but some of the leadership is operating in an unaccountable and closed manner.
Neither your admirable habit of donating blood nor your being a staff physician effaces the sanctity of medical privacy.
He also praised the staff from the series, commenting they have done an "admirable job," making the film a "sequel well worthy of bearing the series' name".
While its staff continue to deliver, and their perseverance and dedication are admirable, they have been hampered by multiple organisational weaknesses".
The officers, Board of Directors, and staff of UJA-Federation of New York mourn the passing of Eugene Fishbein, who expressed an admirable commitment and generosity to the Jewish community.
His former chief of staff, Siegfried Westphal, spoke for the veterans of North Africa and Italy, describing Kesselring as "a man of admirable strength of character whose care was for soldiers of all ranks".
He cites the use of call centers operating out of prisons in the US, and also the admirable work that key-cutting and shoe repair firm Timpson does in the UK to integrate ex-offenders into its staff.
