The phrase "a team of current" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a team of current members or a team currently working on a project, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "We have assembled a team of current experts to tackle the new project."
Alternatives: "a team of present members" or "a team of active participants".
Meanwhile, Hirsch and the Columbia sociologist Shamus Khan prepared a team of ethnographers — current and recent grad students, who were close to their subjects in age — to talk with undergraduates about intimate subjects.
He was a midfield Trojan, often among wooden horses, but has at his disposal here a team of exuberant skill and current confidence.
The power and endurance of a vertebrate's respiratory engine is closely linked to the hydrophobicity and stability of their mitochondrial membrane proteins, report a team of researchers in the current issue of Genome Biology and Evolution (Kitazoe et al. 2011).
A team of Boeing engineers holds the current record of 1,500ft, breaking their own previously set record of 1,450ft just last year.
Now, a new study has identified another necessary adaptation: nerves in the whales' tongue and mouth that, as seen above, can extend to more than double their original length, a team of researchers reports today in Current Biology.
As a result of public and alumni demand for a basketball team, Michigan fielded a team of members of the then-current student body and achieved a 1 4 record for the 1908 09 season.
In reception, the phone rings constantly; calls are connected to the detox unit, probation service and a team of former addicts who now counsel current ones.
A team of French scientists, writing in the current issue of Stroke, an American Heart Association journal, said that among the people they had studied, those who were vaccinated reduced their risk of stroke by about 40percentt.
Vancouver Island was once at the latitude of Baja California, thousands of kilometers to the south, argues a team of geologists and geophysicists in the current issue of Science.
