'team organization' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to the structure and management of a team of people—for example, you may use the phrase in a sentence such as, "The team organization of this project has been a success."
We have a great team, organization.
His choice was supported by the race director and the team organization, with all training and scheduling focused on winning.
With only three spots available on the Olympic team, organization officials were in discussions as to how the tie should be broken.
'Pop- up' governance, while transitory, is something more than just good project management or team organization.
Concerns regarding the team organization were solicited in the form of individual meetings.
Team organization is one of the major tasks in design collaboration, because it can affect design communication and performance.
And, in what the National Football League said was a first for the 32-team organization, they prayed in a space designated specifically for that purpose.
Tedford was awarded a new five-year contract in the offseason, and in the annual preseason poll of media covering the Pac-10 conference, Cal was picked to finish eighth in the 10-team organization.
"Kettmann's article insults the players, the teams' medical staffs and the teams' organizations".
They are in the business of explaining the dynamics by which social agents, groups, teams, organizations, societies, and cultures evolve and co-evolve.
He has studied collaboration in commercial and government organizations at the granularity of dyads, small teams, large teams, organizations, communities, and social networks, frequently in collaboration with companies and public organizations.
