The phrase "a team served" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a group that has provided a service or assistance, often in a professional or organizational setting.
Example: "During the event, a team served refreshments to all the guests, ensuring everyone was well taken care of."
Alternatives: "a group provided" or "a crew assisted".
Further, a team process serves as a mediator for improved understanding of the context (country) where the instrument was developed and where it is being translated and tested.
Executive Chef Josef Lageder and his culinary team served a duet of beef tenderloin and Atlantic salmon accompanied by wines donated by Bianchi Vineyards.
With the purpose of designing a training program for a new team serving at a technology service point, the author analyzed the transactions log using a new, multi-faceted, taxonomy.
When Danny Ainge, the Celtics' president for basketball operations, traded for Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen in 2007 and created what was then called the Big Three with the holdover Paul Pierce, Ainge was under pressure to quickly revitalize a downtrodden team serving a demanding fan base.
The Cornell team served up a four-course meal.
Patrick Mandia and Brian Wagner coded Soon, but everyone on the team served as a product manager, says Mazzeo.
As Anderson stated, the formative research team served "as a liaison between the feedback provided by the preschoolers and outside advisers and the production team, including writers, talent, producers, directors, element artists, and animators".
Two investigators co-moderated the discussion while a third member of the team served as note taker.
Furthermore, Vats et al. found that the steep hierarchy of the surgical team served as a barrier to nurses being checklist coordinators, yet the nursing teams have taken on the responsibility of ensuring consistent use of the checklist [ 12].
The second South African site is a hospice with an eight-bed inpatient unit and a community team serving patients in a metropolitan community in the Eastern Cape Province.
