"sector teams" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to teams or groups of people who work within a specific industry or field, such as the healthcare sector or the technology sector. Example: Our company has designated sector teams to handle different markets, ensuring that each team has specialized knowledge and expertise to effectively serve our clients.
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"We have the advantage of being strong regionally and our sector teams have been working increasingly together across our buyouts and growth businesses for some time.
There needs to be emphasis on facilitation within organizational learning whereby opportunities are provided so that the sector teams that are more effective in undertaking upstream work can guide other sector teams on how to become more effective in their upstream activities. 5.
The International Health Partnership and related initiatives (IHP+), in collaboration with Harmonization for Health in Africa (HHA) held an inter-regional meeting for health sector teams from 28 February to 1 March 2008 in Lusaka, Zambia.
4. Facilitate cross-sector learning on upstream work: There is need for more joint efforts across the different sector teams within UNICEF offices to undertake upstream work across the social sectors.
He is a member of the firm's retail sector team, with a particular focus on licensed trade and leisure.
At each firm, a "sector team" produced initial findings, mainly based on Federal Reserve data and interviews with the business community.
Gateshead council, for example, runs a private rented sector team which helps to improve relations between tenants and landlords and the conditions of rental properties.
Chris Jochnick, the director of the private sector team at Oxfam America, said that the group favored full access to global markets for poor people around the world.
Whiteman might benefit from studying how a specialist Dutch public sector team tackled its own enforcement problem: the problem of too much manure.
