The phrase "a team of left" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The project was managed by a team of left-leaning individuals who advocated for progressive policies."
Alternatives: "a group of leftists" or "a coalition of left-wing members".
This is fine against a team of left-handers but they would undoubtedly benefit from a leg-spinner or a left-armer who could spin the ball away from right-handers as well.
The first big entry on the national stage was Engage Canada, a team of left-leaning strategists and ex-staffers for the New Democratic (NDP) and Liberal parties.
The suit attracted pro bono support from a team of mostly left-leaning attorneys, including Alan B. Morrison, dean of public interest law at George Washington University.
I had only learned what the acronym signified in English a year prior, when I told a team of doctors that my left hand didn't seem to work quite like it used to.
Liu and a team of researchers, which included John Zuris (left), have already demonstrated that the technology can be used to modify genes in living animals.
If there is a team of these news curators who share similar left-leaning/center-left political views, it's not surprising that no one individual is going to check one another or the group as a whole to ensure that the trending topics aren't completely skewed.
For England to stay at number one, they do have to be more flexible and, if that means going with Panesar when you are playing someone like Pakistan, with only one left-hander in their top six, then you should do it, even if Swann has taken four wickets against a team full of left-handers in the previous match.
1999 Alexander Rich leads a team of researchers in the discovery that left-handed DNA (also known as Z-DNA) is critical for the creation of important brain chemicals.
A team of knowledgeable writers review a superb left-field, less mainstream, unpredictable selection of music, art, literature, theatre and dance events – and the occasional picnic too.
