The phrase "a team that tends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the characteristics or behaviors of a team, particularly in relation to their tendencies or inclinations.
Example: "A team that tends to collaborate effectively will often achieve better results in projects."
Alternatives: "a group that often" or "a team that usually".
Now he has gathered around him a team that tend to do his bidding, rather than the other way around.
There were many who questioned whether Wales had made any progress in the World Cup on the basis that they had won four matches and lost three to the usual suspects: it was not an unfair verdict, but it failed to take into account what had been a marked change in attitude in a team that tended to have lapses in concentration at vital moments in tight matches.
The company is built on the premise that the development team is uniquely suited to deal with these security problems before their programs go out into the world, rather than a security team that tends to be removed from the development process, says Guy Podjarny, Snyk CEO and co-founder.
Falcons (2-1) at 49ers (3-1) Running back Jerious Norwood returns this week for the Falcons, a run-first team that tends to drive Michael Turner well past manufacturer's recommendations.
But he warned that other nations were likely to have caught up, particularly the "very secretive" Chinese team that tends not to compete on the world circuit.
Their form line gives you the impression that they are exactly the type of lower-ranking team that tend to come to Hampden and frustrate the life out of Scotland.
"That's the unforgiving nature of Division III women's selection, because it's based on access and not strength of schedule," Quinn said, referring to a second-half schedule that did not feature games with top-ranked teams that tended to influence selectors.
The cast members of "Saturday Night Live" are recruited from standup acts and from three comedy farm teams that tend to define the comedians they produce.
Some communities in the province have specialist palliative care teams that tend to have more expertise and offer better coordination between homecare providers, family physicians and palliative care physicians, compared to usual home care.
Reading manager Nigel Adkins: "It's an excellent result against a team that don't tend to lose many at home and it's a reward for a good, strong performance.
