The phrase "a team that monitored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group of individuals responsible for observing or overseeing a particular process or activity.
Example: "The project was successful due to a team that monitored the progress closely and provided timely feedback."
Alternatives: "a group that observed" or "a team that oversaw".
The United Nations workers were part of a team that monitors a cease-fire agreement, struck in 1993, between the Georgian government and the Abkhazian leaders.
Today he manages a team that monitors a variety of chemicals, assessing their impact on the environment.
If you want the best possible retirement, then you need to raise your standards by working with a team that monitors your tax situation every single year and then adjusts your investment plan accordingly.
UnSubscribe has a team that monitors social networks -- analyzing apps and provides reporting on threats that varies subscriptions might pose.
Martin was assigned to the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, working as the social work consultant to an interdisciplinary team that monitored programs funded directly by the bureau and consulted with local agencies on best uses for block grants to states.
According Ana Gomes, a European Parliament member who headed the European team that monitored the 2005 Ethiopian elections has said on her official twitter account "No EU EOM not for financial or budget reasons (as the government of Ethiopia claims) but because (the) elections will not be free and fair, as EU learnt in 2005 and 2010 elections".
Amy Tobey, leader of the team that monitored XYZ, told me, "It seems there was a shift in mentality; people are treating homes as investment assets".
Amy Tobey, leader of the team that monitored XYZ, told me, "It seems there was a shift in mentality; people are treating homes as investment assets". Indeed.
Within months his unit, which had six-full time analysts and two supplemental staff fewer by far than the team that monitored Islamic threats was gutted, "out of malice and risk aversion", Mr Johnson maintains, and out of fear of politically motivated budget cuts.
Chade-Meng Tan is one of Google's earliest engineers, responsible for the team that monitored Google's search quality.
