The phrase "a credible team" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of individuals or professionals who are trustworthy, reliable, and have a good reputation in their field.
Example: "In order to successfully complete the project, we need to collaborate with a credible team that has proven experience in this area."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy team" or "a reliable team".
And the Patriots, who captured the Super Bowl? "You can't win a championship without having a credible team," he said.
Whatever its outcome, the trial seems certain to create a couple of weeks of unpleasant headlines for the Mets just as the club struggles to field a credible team for the 2012 season.
It would be nice if people knew the Shadow Cabinet by name, but it's vital they see and hear a credible team who are fit and ready to start digging us out of recession.
Asked on Tuesday whether an outside coach might disturb the continuity that Parcells has established the past three seasons -- in which the Jets were transformed from a 1-15 joke into a credible team -- Johnson replied: "That is less continuity.
Harmon expects to have few problems in quickly molding a credible team out of Harlan, who is calling only his second fight, Holyfield, who last called a fight for TBS in 1988, and Leonard, a former HBO commentator.
Jordaan pointed out that the performance of the United States national team in June in the Confederations Cup in South Africa, where it surprised Egypt and Spain before losing to Brazil in the final, helped establish the Americans as a credible team, one that could compete.
Now British rugby league has a credible national team again.
The UN, by contrast, has the ability and authority to appoint a credible investigative team.
There are enough experienced people left for Rudd to craft a credible frontbench team – but only just.
"Citi doesn't have a credible management team, they don't have a credible board," said Christopher Whalen, managing partner at Institutional Risk Analytics.
But Guido Mantega, one of Mr. Silva's closest economic advisers, said the markets were "fueled by exaggerations" and that Mr. Silva would move swiftly to appoint a credible economic team.
