The phrase "a team of different" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group of individuals with varying skills, backgrounds, or characteristics that contribute to a common goal.
Example: "We have assembled a team of different experts to tackle the complex challenges of this project."
Alternatives: "a diverse team of" or "a group of varied".
I thought, People are going to think it was done by a team of different artists.
Logitech has a long history of making excellent universal remotes that can not only control every IR device in front of your television, but also allow you to make custom remotes for controlling a team of different devices at the same time.
Only a team of different professionals could appropriately perform this function.
Hence the design of sensorimotor systems, whose behaviour is adaptively controlled in a situation-dependent way by a team of different sensors, is a straightforward extension.
The team was expected to be a more 'cost-effective production unit' with a family physician leading a team of different level clinicians including medical officers, clinical officers and nurses: A family medicine doctor when he goes to the health centre, it will not be only to work, (but) also like a supervisor, a trainer, a campaigner.
16 EFAR-Spain is based on the EFAR-FVG study, but has the following differences: (1) participation is open to doctors as well as nurses; (2) primary healthcare centres are constituted by a team of different professionals (nursing, medicine, social work, administration, etc); and (3) the website has not only been translated but also adapted to Spanish culture.
That is: Davis's "Swann" is the first volume of a complete new translation of "In Search of Lost Time" produced by a team of seven different translators working under the general supervision of Christopher Prendergast of Cambridge University.
So, our "normal" includes a team of 7 different therapists.
Surgery was performed or supervised by a team of nine different orthopaedic consultants.
The GN assessed all patients, while a team of six different enrolled nurses made the second assessment.
Interestingly, the acts were performed by high school students, at times guided by a team of teachers of different disciplines.
