The phrase "a team of moderators" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of individuals responsible for overseeing and managing a specific environment, such as an online forum or community.
Example: "The forum has a team of moderators who ensure that all discussions remain respectful and on-topic."
Alternatives: "a group of moderators" or "a panel of moderators".
In addition, the service captures screen images during conversations and relies on a team of moderators to keep tabs on any inappropriate exchanges.
In addition, the service captures screen images during conversations and relies on a team of moderators located overseas to keep tabs on any inappropriate exchanges.
He has hired a team of moderators to cycle through users and flag the ones who are disrobing or otherwise misbehaving.
These signatures are subject to scrutiny by a team of moderators on the site, who bring to the task the suspicious eye of prison bureaucracy.
At present, Facebook has a team of moderators who examine images which have been flagged by users, and then decide whether they are permitted on its networks.
Because the Guardian is responsible for everything published on the site, a team of moderators monitor the comment threads and remove personal attacks, offensive remarks, racism, sexism or anything that could be defamatory.
Disney says Club Penguin has a team of UK moderators based in Brighton, who receive regular training from the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre.
MetaFilter's main line of defense is simple but often overlooked: employ people, not just computers, to keep constant tabs on comments.According to the blog's director of operations, the company employs a team of seven moderators who monitor comments all day, every day.
According to Le Monde, Ask.fm employed a team of 50 moderators.
Indeed, we've committed a lot of resources (both in terms of state-of-the-art technology and a dedicated team of moderators) to pre-moderating comments in order to foster a non-toxic atmosphere where people can let their voices be heard and often disagree -- passionately but civilly.
If you open stories up to comments, then sometimes readers will say things that are threatening and rude; and certain groups, such as women and writers who are not white, can have a difficult time, despite a skilful team of moderators who give them more protection than they are afforded on social media.
