The phrase "a team that values" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a group that prioritizes certain principles or qualities, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "We are proud to be a team that values collaboration and innovation in our projects."
Alternatives: "a group that prioritizes" or "an organization that cherishes".
Now, they have a team that values both.
On a team that values single-digit numbers to the point that No. 8 is retired twice (for Bill Dickey and Yogi Berra), the Yankees have players wearing 45 (Almonte), 55 (Overbay) and 61 (Cruz).
He landed in a good spot this spring, playing alongside Trout and for a team that values his athleticism, speed, plate discipline and occasional power.
More broadly, Reddit is trying to build a team that values diversity, and it's working with diversity expert Freada Kapor Klein to find other ways to create an inclusive environment, Pao told the WSJ.
When Manuel was hired full-time, he said he wanted to mold a team that valued flawless fundamentals and strong defense, and played good, smart baseball.
Dan Shaughnessy, of the Boston Globe, went further, suggesting that Hernandez's current situation revealed the degradation of the so-called "Patriot Way" and showed a team that claims to value character but is in reality "all about winning football games.
Fortunately, we have purposefully built a team that understands this value proposition very well.
With Mobidia, we're fortunate to find a team that shares these same values".
If the market for draft picks were "efficient," meaning that the prices reflected intrinsic value, the resulting value for a team that trades up for a higher pick should be equal to the value of the picks it gives up.
And if you can build a team that sticks together around these values, you can overcome all your mistakes and hurdles on your startup journey.
Don't join a team that doesn't have good values and nice players, if they cheat, it will hurt YOUR reputation.
