The phrase "a modest team of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small or humble group of people working together, often in a professional or collaborative context.
Example: "We are proud to present a modest team of dedicated volunteers who have worked tirelessly to support our community."
Alternatives: "a small group of" or "a humble team of".
"I also note that they can draw on a supporting cast of thousands of officers and staff whereas we have a modest team of five and occasionally a cat.
Companies like Airbnb and Uber have become multibillion-dollar companies by employing a kind of guerrilla growth strategy in which they set up a modest team of workers in a city and immediately start providing their services to the public, whether local laws allow them to or not.
Currently Sprintly is a modest team of three based out of Portland, Oregon, including Stump, co-founder Graham Blache and Ian White.
He has a modest team handball stadium named for him in the suburb of Créteil.
"We are not afraid of anything, we know that we are seen as a smaller team, a modest team, and we don't mind that," he said.
With a modest budget, a small team of researchers, and the right to call evidence from anyone he wishes, I have no doubt Lord Hutton could produce a fascinating insight into the standards of honesty, probity and accuracy which prevail in large parts of the British press when reporting on the EU and all its works.
Late Saturday morning, a U.N. Security Council resolution to send a modest advance team of monitors to Syria passed with Russia's approval.
Alderson gave a modest state-of-the-team address Monday before the Mets fell to the Reds, 3-2, in 10 innings — discussing Matt Harvey's rehabilitation, Zack Wheeler's shoulder and Terry Collins's status as manager.
In keeping with current policy, any cases that are outside the scope of practice of this modest team will be sent via ambulance to an appropriate referral centre (between 6 and 14 h away).
In three seasons there, he only appeared for the B side and was shipped out on loan to Roeselare, a modest Belgian team, in the winter of 2009.
Long before he started filling up Manchester United's trophy cases and long before he became a household name in much of the world, if not necessarily the United States, Alex Ferguson was doing remarkable things as the soccer coach of the modest team St. Mirren in Scotland.
