"composition of staff" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you can use the phrase in a sentence such as: "The company had to consider the composition of staff carefully when deciding to expand operations."
It should include changing the demographic composition of staff and student bodies as well as ensuring that curriculum reflects South Africa's development and cultural needs.
The number and composition of staff are shown in Figure 1.
Between these months, there is very little change in the composition of staff or students in the residences.
There were no major changes in the number or composition of staff in the ED, or their responsibilities over the study period.
In addition, we elicited information about the DPD; the year of establishment, profession of the person in charge, composition of staff according to discipline (medical social worker, nurse/public health nurse, clerical staff, and physician), and services provided separate from discharge planning.
This committee is charged with advising me on matters pertaining to the environment and sustainability and draws strength from its diverse composition of faculty, staff, students and alumni.
We hypothesized that varying the composition of staffing x alters the benefits from the treatment program B x) in addition to changing staffing costs C x).
"Sometimes changes are made for individual reasons, and sometimes they are made for the overall composition of the staff and how it fits together," Alderson said.
Mr. Hagel, who served as an Army sergeant in Vietnam, noted that as the military was shrinking, the composition of headquarters staff — with the three- and four-star generals and admirals — had not become comparably smaller.
Whilst transformation of the student body has been relatively successful, there has been less success in transforming the gender (and racial) composition of the staff, despite a favourable institutional policy environment.
How is the work and the composition of your staff changing?
