"seek talent" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to actively look for or search for talented individuals. Example: The company is constantly seeking talent to join their team and contribute to their innovative projects.
Major League Baseball may grant a furlough to a few professionals buried down deep on some 40-man roster, but Watson is forced to seek talent that may currently be changing diapers, playing golf and clipping coupons.
We seek talent and leadership first because talent matters when all else fails!
They are self-aware of the skill gaps on the founding/management team and actively seek talent to backfill.
Director Stephen Frears explains his theory that there is a crisis in American acting, prompting producers and directors to seek talent on this side of the Atlantic.
What is surprising is that given their aspirations to be genuinely global, these companies continue to seek talent primarily from national talent pool" says the report.
Recruiters desperate for workers able to do essential technical tasks on the country's aviation and weapons programs had to seek talent where they could find it, which forced them to ignore prevalent notions about gender and race.
Raytheon seeks talent in local universities, sponsors different programs, and has strong partnerships with the Institute.
Major League Baseball and the National Football League have also been seeking talent and business prospects in China.
This online platform provides skilled independent professionals direct access to PwC teams seeking talent for their projects.
This two-day festival, now in its sixth year, is expressly made for them: the prowlers and perusers, many seeking talent for hire.
Two years ago, UK Sport launched its first public appeal for athletes with Sporting Giants: a programme seeking talent for "tall sports", such as rowing, handball and volleyball.
