The phrase "agile group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a team or organization that employs agile methodologies, often in the context of project management or software development.
Example: "The agile group worked collaboratively to deliver the project ahead of schedule, adapting to changes quickly."
Alternatives: "flexible team" or "adaptive team".
"It's a small, lean and agile group that is unafraid of failure," she said, and it will "celebrate impatience".
Coleman has written symphonic scores, and experimented with ethnic improvisors, but his unique themes retain a songlike openness, and an enduring honesty and grace - this agile group with two bassists and his son Denardo Coleman on drums is ideal.
During our research, we became familiar with a highly effective renegade group that would later become known as the "Pirates". This innovative and agile group formed in 1986 and created an award-winning mission control system for the space shuttle program in record time, on a shoestring budget, and in the face of political resistance.
Looking at the great books languishing unpublished (or unpublished in English at least) on the one hand, and the tame choices made by many UK publishers on the other, and fearing the recession and Amazon's growing power would both further limit publishing, I wondered if an agile group of people without large overheads could publish books beautiful and vital enough to keep until you die.
But keep it a small and agile group, not a committee.
Shares in Hong Kong-traded Agile Group, another big southern Chinese real estate developer, rose by 10.7% in Hong Kong yesterday.
Instead, small, agile groups of what the U.S. Army calls land warriors will spread themselves thinly over a lot of ground, making multiple hard-to-hit targets instead of a single rich target.
"This is an agile, aggressive group that throughout its history has shown an ability to rapidly identify and exploit opportunities," said Germano Mendes de Paula, a professor of economics at the Federal University of Uberlandia and an expert on the Brazilian steel industry.
Organizations with high agility recognize the value of having some form of project governing body: 94% report having a PMO, an agile work group or another type of formal governance board.
Even if it's not woven into the fabric of many of the oldest newspapers and news organisations, there are plenty of agile independent groups - see ProPublica, Wheredoesmymoneygo? and the Sunlight Foundation - who know what they're doing.
Peter Egan in Road & Track said that the Mustang "feels (and is) lightest, smallest and most agile of the group, and is most in touch with its roots.
