The phrase "a team is built" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of forming or developing a team, often in a context related to teamwork or collaboration.
Example: "A successful project requires that a team is built with individuals who complement each other's skills."
Alternatives: "a team is formed" or "a team is created".
Yes, it oversimplifies statistics as a way to assess a player's value, and its title has become a clich?but the book is actually the rare highly readable look at how a team is built, the challenges in the front office and the tensions involved in a game built on its leaders' ability to divine talent in young players and manage budgets that are vastly different from team to team.
Yes, it oversimplifies statistics as a way to assess a player's value, and its title has become a cliché, but the book is actually the rare highly readable look at how a team is built; the challenges in the front office; and the tensions involved in a game built on its leaders' ability to divine talent in young players and manage budgets that are vastly different from team to team.
Effective communication is the cornerstone around which a team is built; it should be done with trust and understanding and without fear of hierarchy.
If a title-challenging team is built from the back, this is an alarming first step.
The whole European team is built with a lot of classy character.
"This team is built around manufacturing runs.
The team is built around him.
"Because there's been a big turnaround of players and the nucleus of a new team being built I think it's going to take time.
A locally based team was built working with AGLIT (a local NGO in Chikwawa), two Village Field Assistants (VFAs) in Chiradzulu, and a locally trained Malawian Research Assistant (RA).
In 2002 a core mission operations team was built up.
Another New York team was built around a franchise player.
