The phrase "a team represented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group that is acting on behalf of others or showcasing their presence in a particular context, such as a competition or event.
Example: "At the conference, a team represented our company and shared our latest innovations with the audience."
Alternatives: "a team that participated" or "a team that showcased".
You'd think that a team represented by a giant anthropomorphized baseball would be able to remain safely outside the perennial controversies surrounding the sports world's continued use of Native American mascots.
Photograph by Jim McIsaac/Getty You'd think that a team represented by a giant anthropomorphized baseball would be able to remain safely outside the perennial controversies surrounding the sports world's continued use of Native American mascots.
By Caitlin Kelly July 11 , 2013You'd think that a team represented by a giant anthropomorphized baseball would be able to remain safely outside the perennial controversies surrounding the sports world's continued use of Native American mascots.
But England were once again hugely impressive as they changed gear for the challenge of the 50-over World Cup, which starts next month, roundly beating a team represented by many of the young players who are being looked upon to transform Australia's fortunes, as well as an old dog, in Brett Lee, who is still looking for another afternoon in the international sunshine.
He played Friday in London as a member of a team representing Corporate America, opposing the House of Lords and the House of Commons.
It showed on Thursday morning, in a 4 1 loss to Ellan Vannin, a team representing the Isle of Man.
Course uses a simulated negotiation of a financial penalty between a student team representing the US EPA (and other government agencies) and a team representing a firm that is out of compliance with Clean Water Act regulations.
For a team representing an African nation to argue about bonus payments and then implode altogether is just a bit, well, cliched.
Five of the starters were products of the Freiburg youth program, a necessity for a team representing a Black Forest town of only 230,000 residents.
