The phrase "visiting staff" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: "The university brings in visiting staff from abroad to share their expertise with the students."
Other telecoms and airport-equipment companies among a total of 50 Chinese businesses in India have also run into snags, including difficulties in obtaining visas for visiting staff.
Conny Lenneberg, regional leader in the Middle East and eastern Europe for World Vision International, is visiting staff and volunteers at the motel.
Walthamstow in the early 1960s had a great reputation for its visiting staff, which at times included Peter Blake, Fred Cuming, Margaret Green, Derek Hirst, Ken Howard and Jack Smith.
This is attributed by the university in part to the network of distance learning agents across the world, who provide closer access to face-to-face support, boosted by visiting staff from the UK.
Many international organizations also put up visiting staff members there, confident in the metal detectors and multiple checkpoints manned by guards armed with assault rifles that were erected after a 2008 attack on the hotel left six dead.
BBC director of television, Danny Cohen, has been visiting staff in Bristol, Manchester and Northern Ireland to talk to them about the idea but basic details such as the timing of the switch are still unclear.
