The phrase "a team of selected" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "selected." You can use it when referring to a specific group that has been chosen for a particular purpose, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "We have assembled a team of selected experts to tackle the project."
Alternatives: "a group of chosen" or "a team of chosen".
SpottedbyLocals.com: This site covers all aspects of travel, not just bars, and is written by a team of specially selected resident experts, who all speak the local language.
As part of a large-scale regionally funded collaboration in the Lombardy region of Italy, we report on processes through which a team of stakeholders selected, translated and culturally adapted, planned, implemented and evaluated the Life Skills Training (LST) school-based drug abuse prevention program, an evidence-based intervention developed in the United States.
In addition, JB led a team of representatives selected from the European Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health, a group that reviewed the study plan and provided input into the creation of a counseling leaflet that contained information about the pill, patch, and ring.
A team of 30 was selected and trained with funding from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the Open Society Foundations.
He has built it with a team of top scientists, selected for technical brilliance above all other traits.
Last December a team of architects was selected to design a 40-acre park on the island's southern half: the New York firms Diller Scofidio & Renfro, Rogers Marvel Architects, Quennell Rothschild & Partners, SMWM of San Francisco and the Dutch firm West 8.
Within a week, Banbury had assembled a team of international experts, selected from thousands volunteers from the U.N.'s myriad agencies, and headed off to kick-start operations at his new field headquarters, in Accra, Ghana.
This scoring was based on written/verbal responses of the students and mentors, productivity of the team (e.g., abstracts, submitted manuscripts), and responses of students to a review of the students conducted in the early fall of the year the summer research was completed by a team of external reviewers selected from the biomathematics community.
It has hired Dr. Carol Hughes, a research librarian who recently worked at the University of Iowa, to lead a team of librarians in selecting core titles that have been known to be useful to college students.
