The phrase "a team of post" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and lacks clarity. A more appropriate phrase might be "a team of people" or "a team of experts."
Example: "We have assembled a team of experts to tackle this project effectively."
Alternatives: "a group of posts" or "a team of contributors."
He was part of a team of Post-Gazette writers that received first place in the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Schnader Media Awards for a series on a state Supreme Court justice who was subsequently impeached and removed from office.
A team of 28 Post journalists, led by reporter Barton Gellman, won the public service award, as did Guardian US, which also reported extensively about the NSA's secret programs.
I had a team of five posting 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Our results showed that the completion of this work required two person-years by a team of two post-docs, a lead data curator, and students.
Given almost vice-presidential powers, Mr Leakey and a team of technocrats were posted to key financial departments.
If bigger companies or agencies wanted to compare click through rates of thousands of ad headlines, have a team of humans moderating posts to a Page's wall, or track how their Page and ads performed in tandem, they typically had to license a third-party tool from one of Facebook's PMDs.
Dr. Lipkin has over 30 years of experience in diagnostics, microbial discovery and outbreak response, has mentored and trained more than 30 students and post-doctoral fellows and leads a team of over 65 investigators, post-doctoral fellows and research and support staff in New York City and another 150 across the world.
"The loss of control makes the job even tougher," said Robert Orr, a Harvard scholar and a member of a team of outside experts on post-conflict reconstruction that Mr. Rumsfeld sent to Iraq last summer.
