"stable staff" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing people who work in a stable, such as horse trainers or grooms. For example: "The manager was impressed with the quality of work from the stable staff."
SB Without stable staff, there would be no horse racing.
British racing is fast becoming dependant on stable staff imported from Europe.
Meanwhile the stable staff remain in the shadows, shovels in hand as they load their wheelbarrows with straw and faeces.
Since September 1, it has been an offence for owners, trainers or stable staff to lay their own horses to lose.
Top lad claims top prize The British Stud and Stable Staff Awards' £20,000 top prize this year could not have gone to a worthier recipient.
To achieve such a stable staff, he focuses on training, setting goals, sharing sales information and providing bonuses for jobs well done.
Program effects also may have been inflated by the fact that participants in the study were drawn from ChalleNGe sites with stable staffing that received more applicants than they could serve, possibly indicating more successful programs.
Youth were recruited for the study through participating ChalleNGe sites.7 The 12 participating sites were not chosen randomly; rather, there was an effort to identify programs that had stable staffing and that tended to receive more applicants than they could serve, a prerequisite for conducting a random assignment evaluation.
Further, it has managed to establish a broad funding portfolio and relatively large and stable staffing.
Inclusion criteria: providing community mental health care to adults, team manager in post, reasonable stable staffing, not due for merger or closure.
The criteria to determine the team's eligibility to participate are as follows: Inclusion criteria: providing community mental health care to adults, team manager in post, reasonable stable staffing, not due for merger or closure.
