The phrase "are part of a taskforce of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing individuals or groups that belong to a specific taskforce working on a particular project or initiative.
Example: "The researchers are part of a taskforce of experts dedicated to addressing climate change."
Alternatives: "are members of a taskforce of" or "belong to a taskforce of".
"This technology is only just gaining maturity for power generation," said Bill Ritter, a former Democratic governor of Colorado who is part of a taskforce advising the White House on clean energy.
This time last year, Woodcock, who is on the board of the St Louis Sports Commission, was part of a taskforce that was looking to secure a potential $1.1bn public-private-funded stadium for the Rams.
UNICEF is part of a taskforce established by the UN Security Council which is charged with monitoring the serious violation of child rights in Sri Lanka.
Dr Elliott was part of a joint US-UK taskforce that last year assessed the resilience of the global food system.
These forces were part of a specialised unit, the Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta (combined taskforce, or FTC), drawing on military and police resources.
The recommendations to increase code red drills at MSD and and identify hard corners in classrooms were part of a major report released last month by the MSD public safety commission, a taskforce created after the shooting by Florida lawmakers.
A spokeswoman for the British Association of Dermatologists, a charity that is part of the taskforce, said: "It would be dangerous to suggest that such a small amount of 'training' qualifies health and beauty professionals to diagnose skin cancer.
The gun was designed to dazzle low-flying Argentinian pilots attacking ships that were part of the taskforce sent to retake the islands in 1982.
After his appointment to the taskforce on Friday, he said he was pleased his decision to walk off the pitch against Pro Patria had been vindicated: "I said yes, I want to be part of the taskforce.
Baby, this is not the Beatles.' I cheekily ask Hucknall if he'd made similar points when he was part of the government taskforce for the music industry?
