The phrase "a team level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing aspects related to the functioning, performance, or dynamics of a team within an organization or project.
Example: "We need to assess the project outcomes at a team level to understand our overall effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a team perspective" or "a team context".
At a team level, women are also driving change.
If I can contribute at a team level, then I think I'll have achieved both goals".
"What we've done, on a team level or a group level, is allow people to share these assets.
Commissioner Paul Tagliabue urged owners and team executives this off-season to address the problem on a team level.
There is still a very strong culture of fairness and respect at GNM and staff feel more informed about matters affecting them at a team level.
"The most notable trends are that at a team level there was substantial improvement, and that hasn't been the case over the years," Lapchick said.
His involvement as a player with England, though, went no higher than A-team level – maybe that is why he was so keen on his fateful change to the performance director's job description.
Richard Cockerill, quite rightly, does not believe Manu Tuilagi, defensively at least, is ready for senior Test rugby and the young Anglo-Samoan is more likely to be blooded at A-team level first.
But it added: "On his arrival, David revealed to us he played in 2008 at Edinburgh in the international Sevens tournament for New Zealand". Under World Rugby regulations, once a player has represented a country at senior, "designated" A-team level or in rugby sevens, they cannot play for another country - even if they move to live and play there.
However, follow-up studies with a team-level analysis will help to illuminate whether individual interest and choice of activity or the particular organization of teams within different competitions are the main factors driving the different levels of programming involvement observed for males and females.
The ATPI is designed for use as a team-level measure and therefore for each team in the study, the response from individual members was averaged to give team-based total and domain scores.
