J.S. Bunderson, "Recognizing and Utilizing Expertise in Work Groups: A Status Characteristics Perspective," Administrative Science Quarterly 48, no. 4 (December 2003): 557-591.
Tissue engineering utilizes expertise in the fields of materials science, biology, chemistry, transplantation medicine, and engineering to design materials that can temporarily serve in a structural and/or functional capacity during regeneration of a defect.
Lisa utilizes expertise in data analytics and behavioral science to catalyze the development, measurement, adaptation, and amplification of solutions that improve outcomes of interest to patients and their families, providers, and payers.
It is certainly advantageous to utilize the expertise of these scientists from outside the agency; however, more expertise in the area of wildlife toxicology within the agency will be required to fully attain the goals within this program and meet the exact needs of regulatory concern.
The leader's roles might include, but are not restricted to, determining the areas of expertise the team members bring to the table and how he or she can utilize their expertise.
Bao Kham Chau is a software engineer who wants to utilize his expertise to help improve the world around him.
The proposed "Environmental Policy and Compliance Assistance Program" would utilize the expertise of the many DAR staff that visit Massachusetts farms on a regular basis.
it is appropriate for the Consumer Product Safety Commission to utilize its expertise to complete the recommendations for further work and report to Congress in a timely fashion.
During his meetings, Pompeo has been assuring senators he supports robust funding for diplomacy, intends to utilize State Department expertise, and has plans to quickly fill dozens of vacant diplomatic posts all over the world.
Then let the team utilize their expertise and do their jobs.
