workstream

British  

/ ˈwɜːkˌstriːm /

noun

1. commerce any one of the areas of activity into which a company’s business may be divided

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Example Sentences

Beginning in July 2019, in an unusual arrangement called a “collaborative workstream,” it met repeatedly with Biogen to analyze data from one clinical trial that had failed and another trial that seemed slightly successful, helping advise whether the company should seek approval.

From New York Times

In Twitter’s euphemistic words, it was an “ongoing and reflective dialogue on the topic that brought us to the decision to pause the workstream for the right reason and prioritize elsewhere,” per a statement from spokesperson Celeste Carswell.

From Washington Post

Twitter has not committed sufficient resources to detect, remove, and prevent harmful content from the platform The Red Team report “was part of a discussion, which ultimately led to us pause the workstream for the right reasons,” said Twitter spokeswoman Katie Rosborough.

From The Verge

Under Mr. Mosseri, Ms. Diwanji had been tapped to lead the company’s “Youth workstream.”

From New York Times

Facebook’s researchers have internally set up an ongoing workstream to understand teens and what they want, as detailed in part here.

From The Verge