The phrase "in a teamwork" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It would be more grammatically correct to say "in a team" or "within a team." However, "teamwork" can be used as a noun on its own, without the need for a preposition before it. Example: "Collaboration and effective communication are essential in a teamwork setting."
In developing a teamwork approach, further efforts were needed to engage non-physician clinic staff at all levels through additional education on tobacco and the Fax-to-Quit program.
"And as we go forward with reconstruction, we should have all three elements, federal, state and city, pulling together, working together, in a cooperative teamwork, and I'm confident that'll happen".
It's much more of a teamwork environment in which people work together.
Results showed that students not only were satisfied about studying with students from the other department, but also about designing simulations in an interdisciplinary teamwork environment, as they found it an effective instructional method.
In the new organizational designs, most of the responsibility lies with human resources in order to achieve the new goals for the future aims to be presented in an operational teamwork structure.
In a more teamwork-oriented organization, employees expect their overall performance will be judged and prized in part by how well they fit in and are team players.
The N.B.A. is often criticized for being a league in which teamwork takes a back seat to catering to the biggest stars and egos.
In the Emergency Department and the Department for Paediatrics an in situ teamwork training programme for the staff using an LFM had been implemented, supervised and performed by the main trainer in this study (KJL).
"Preparation involves wandering around Home Depot figuring out what materials would work, doing research in a lab, and teamwork," Dr. Oldaker said.
Watching them in action, you marvel at the swing band as a distillation of democracy in action, its players and singers having more or less equal roles in a concept in which teamwork trumps individual virtuosity, leaving enough room for self-expression.
