The phrase "adoption team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process of adopting children or pets, where a group of individuals is involved in facilitating the adoption process.
Example: "The adoption team worked tirelessly to ensure that every child found a loving home."
Alternatives: "adoption group" or "adoption committee".
I'm now in a shared house while working in a fostering and adoption team.
Joanne Alper, director of Adoptionplus, used to manage a local authority adoption team.
The adoption team called last week with the news that they have identified a match for Reggie, and my heart lurched.
The adoption team decided to take on the work itself and employed a dedicated family support practitioner (FSP) to take on responsibility for all the life story books produced for children adopted in Bournemouth.
Slating the council for delay after delay, poor evidence gathering and a lack of willingness to consider – as is required by law – options other than adoption, Wildblood said he did not believe that Gloucestershire's adoption team would act according to the girl's needs if she was placed for adoption.
We defined innovation as the intentional introduction of processes and procedures, new to the unit of adoption (team or organisation) and designed to significantly benefit the unit of adoption, staff, patients or the wider public.
Adoption teams are now rated by scorecards, which are "all about how quickly you go from one point in a child's plan to another", says Craig Brougham, senior adoption social worker at Wigan council.
To make matters worse, local authority adoption teams are finding it difficult to compete for scarce resources amid growing numbers of child protection cases since the death of Baby Peter in 2007.
Born in Nairobi, educated in Johannesburg, resident in Monaco, he is, however, completely British in his adoption of Team Sky's approach to cycling, with its focus on rigid discipline and marginal gains.
Examples of the ways in which specialties and competencies of single professionals are integrated in organizational settings are represented by the creation of clinical directorates [ 1], the adoption of team working [ 2], or the use of disease management models [ 3].
Meeting these expectations will require global coordination of stakeholders and the adoption of team-based approaches that are not yet the norm for neuroscience.
