The phrase "a team has shown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or findings of a group or organization, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "In their recent study, a team has shown significant improvements in patient recovery times."
Alternatives: "a team has demonstrated" or "a team has revealed".
Now, a team has shown that mammals can be engineered to produce human growth hormone in another bodily fluid--urine.
Now, a team has shown that analyzing DNA in feathers can provide new details about bird migrations.
Now a team has shown that a short stint in a virtual world could reduce it, but could this have a longer lasting effect?
But now a team has shown in the 7 September issue of Physical Review Letters that quantum computers can identify errors and fix them.
Now a team has shown that neuron death can trigger the birth of other neurons--but only for certain cells that have the phoenixlike ability to replace their neighbors.
And this once-in-a-generation team has shown their eagerness to keep gorging on the flesh of NSW for as long as they can before age catches up with them and they have to make that decision all men of a certain age must make: Do I buckle my pants above my gut or below it?
Now, a research team has shown that a lab-made molecule that mimics an antibody from our immune system may have more protective power than anything the body produces, keeping four monkeys free of HIV infection despite injection of large doses of the virus. .
A research team has shown this week that memories can be resurrected from "limbo where they're neither in immediate consciousness nor in long-term memory.
By taking advantage of the U.S. air traffic shutdown during 3 days after the 11 September terrorist attacks, a research team has shown that jet contrails do indeed influence the weather.
A study by an international research team has shown a correlation between frequent gaming and a greater volume of grey matter in a part of the brain linked to an internal reward system associated with addiction.
Ben Holmes, partner at Index Ventures who will join the Secret Escapes board added in a statement: "The Secret Escapes team has shown remarkable flair in creating a set of travel offers which really resonate with customers.
