"debriefing team" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a group of individuals responsible for conducting a debriefing, which is a meeting or discussion held after a particular event to review and discuss what happened and learn from it. One example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "The debriefing team consists of experienced professionals who guide employees through a thorough review of their performance after each project."
Every few weeks, the Citywide Debriefing Team was told to focus on a "country of concern".
The Citywide Debriefing Team documented all their interviews, regardless of whether the reports contained intelligence.
He also dismissed the idea that detectives in the Citywide Debriefing Team looked for Muslim- or Arabic-sounding names.
Two members of the Citywide Debriefing Team were stationed at J.F.K., where they assisted with T.S.A. inspections and researched travellers' histories, reservations, and payment methods.
He wanted Hadid on the Citywide Debriefing Team, a secret arm of the division that was created under Cohen's watch and that operated out of the same building as the Demographics Unit, in Chelsea.
The Demographics Unit shut down in 2014, and, a month later, an article in the Times, by Joseph Goldstein, disclosed the existence of the Citywide Debriefing Team, suggesting that the N.Y.P.D. still appeared to be profiling Muslims.
The Frontex statement said the agency would send "debriefing" teams to Italy to help collect intelligence on people-smuggling networks.
After every stint, their drivers report for a five-step regimen: temperature and weight measurement, debriefing with team engineers, shower, massage and rehydration.
Australia did, however, send a scout to Dhaka to watch their win over Bangladesh, and he began debriefing the team on Friday night.
Later, I'll debrief the team meeting with the T3 coach in my building, and get feedback on my facilitation.
Through these debriefs, the team also triangulated data by sources (providers and women), investigators (two research assistants conducting interviews with each type of respondents), and methodology (qualitative and quantitative information from interviews, facility assessment surveys, health center records, and observations) to ensure reliability and validity of results.
