The phrase "arranging team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals responsible for organizing or coordinating events or tasks.
Example: "The arranging team worked tirelessly to ensure that the conference ran smoothly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "organizing team" or "coordination team".
Frankly, this year's strategy — steering clear of those seed-number things everyone's obsessed with and instead arranging teams based on their average shoe size — has success written all over it.
Frankly, this year's strategy—steering clear of those seed-number things everyone's obsessed with and instead arranging teams based on their average shoe size has success written all over it.
At a Modell's on East 42nd Street, employees likewise arranged team apparel with an eye toward fairness, placing Mets and Yankees gear side by side near the entrance, though some of the Mets racks were banished to a well-obscured corner.
The first addition allows businesses to use Airbnb Experiences, the part of the app or website where travelers can book tours or events for their vacations, to arrange team-building activities, like sailing lessons or pastry-making classes.
You can later join them in arranged teams so that you know your team won't cause you to lose.
If you're going to have teams, do you want to randomly arrange teams from the pool of contestants, or have friends who already know each other apply together as a single team?
At 2 00 p.m. on October 05, 2014, the captain of the excavation team arranged for the team leader and gas inspector (who was unqualified and had no certificate) to lead eight workers to the No. 1404 tunneling face.
Below, the full tally of champions, arranged by team.
The Jets got started at the school only recently, and have thus far arranged for team representatives to read aloud during a story hour earlier this fall.
