The phrase "duty team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific group or team that is responsible for carrying out certain duties or tasks. This phrase is commonly used in a work or military setting. Example: The duty team will be in charge of coordinating all emergency response efforts during the hurricane.
As Aung San Suu Kyi's communications are censored and often fail to arrive, it wasn't entirely surprising that at the gate to her house the duty team was not expecting us... and were unfamiliar with the U2 back catalogue.
It'll also run shows from other partners, such as Call of Duty team OpTic Gaming and Europe e-sports league Gfinity.
Adopting a structure where GeoNet (which has an always active on-call duty team) has the main advisory role, whilst "co-opting external AVSAG scientists and the GeoNet team into a volcanology/monitoring SAG" as needed (Cronin 2008, p. 9).
An English bombat duty team extinguishing German incendiary air bombs (Photo via).
Edward Armstrong, the team manager of the intake duty team, said that he completed a duty manager's action sheet not for the 18 June referral, which he said never arrived in his office, but for the 21 June referral, which was a less serious case than the first; Laming called this version of events "wholly unbelievable".
"Finding appropriate emergency placements, often in the middle of the night, is not always possible and decreasing human and financial resources have made this harder for local authorities - although emergency duty teams will have to hand a list of alternatives that they can try to obtain safe and suitable accommodation before a police cell is used".
The reason for this is the current lack of multiple-obstetrician on-duty teams and the lack of regional 24-hour inpatient obstetrics facilities for high-risk patients.
There are times when duty to team has to come first.
HDee takes this added level of expectation in his stride, having once been a YouTube director for a high profile Call of Duty sniping team.
But the 23-year-old, who is currently on Olympic duty with Team GB, is keen to discuss his future when he returns from London 2012.
Students with close relatives serving in the military were no more likely to suffer mental health problems than students with no relatives on active duty, the team found.
