The phrase "a killing team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing groups or units that are involved in lethal operations, such as military or criminal activities.
Example: "The authorities were alarmed by the emergence of a killing team operating in the region, targeting rival factions."
Alternatives: "assassination squad" or "hit squad".
The prosecution asserts that Mr. Muhammad ran a terrorist killing team of two, and introduced evidence to show that he had controlled Mr. Malvo like a father.
Lacking direct evidence that Mr. Muhammad fired the shots that killed 10 people and wounded 6 others, prosecutors in the first trial have tried to depict Mr. Muhammad, 42, as the mastermind of a two-man killing team in which Mr. Malvo, 18, played a distinctly subordinate role.
Those prosecutors argued that the older man was the captain of a two-member killing team.
Mr. Muhammad's trial entered its fifth week today in Virginia Beach, 15 miles from here, and the prosecution there has portrayed the older man as the mastermind of a two-man killing team.
Whether the Basterds are Tarantino's ideal of an all-American killing team or his parody of one is hard to know.
"So you on board for being part of the killing team?" he asked the man.
Eli's older brother is the dominant member of the killing team; while Eli is reflecting upon the death of his previous horse and the sad-sack qualities of his new horse, "Tub", Charlie is taking orders from the Commodore – they are to head down to San Francisco and put to death a mysterious stranger named Herman Kermit Warm for some undefined reason.
At the moment, outrage is focused on officials in Yunnan Province who battled a rabies outbreak by dispatching "killing teams" that, according to news reports, beat 50,000 dogs to death.
Fleury's five short-handed goals make the Rangers a dangerous penalty-killing team, and his five on the power play make them dangerous at extra strength.
