The phrase "a potential team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals who may come together to form a team in the future or are being considered for a team.
Example: "We are currently evaluating candidates to create a potential team for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "an aspiring team" or "a prospective team".
UCL and Imperial students applied earlier this year by submitting a 300-word pitch of a business idea (or of their skills as a potential team member).
" Tidal Lagoon Power has already built a potential team of British-based suppliers who would help with the scheme, including Alstom, Sheffield Forgemasters and Atkins.
That is one fact for a potential team to ponder, so too the possibility that he may want to race the track omnium at the Rio Olympic Games next year.
Instead, most of the movie is a slog of a military recon mission that reaches its climax with a battle against a CGI witch called Enchantress (a potential team recruit who bucked her programming) that resembles the original Ghostbusters' climatic showdown with Gozer, right down to the swirling death-hole that plays about the peaks of a skyscraper.
Foals' Yannis Philippakis and Underworld's Karl Hyde have recorded music for a potential team-up.
"Meagan Hunter was not denied a promotion at Chili's, but instead she was identified as a high potential Team Member and offered the opportunity to be promoted into our Certified Shift Leader program to take the next step on her career journey," said the spokesperson.
The team picked the name in 1993, when Jurassic Park was a thing: The potential team names, voted on by fans, included both T-Rex and Raptors.
Orender did not say if a potential Tulsa team would be an expansion team or an established team that wanted to relocate.
It has become popular to have recruits work with their potential team on a short project in order to judge the recruit's cultural fit and skill level.
To Rodriguez, a lifetime shortstop, it is better to be kind of satisfied at the hot corner for a potential championship team than to be miserable at shortstop for a last-place team.
Interestingly, Las Vegas does not currently host a professional sports team from any of the major sports leagues [30],5 which may help a potential NHL team gain fans in the city.
