The phrase "a team was assembled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the formation or gathering of a group of individuals for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "In response to the urgent project requirements, a team was assembled to tackle the challenges ahead."
Alternatives: "a team was formed" or "a team was created."
Instead a team was assembled mostly of former college players whose N.F.L. careers never took off, or never got started.
A team was assembled with Robert Silman & Associates as structural engineers, Flack & Kurtz as mechanical and electrical engineers, Jaffe Holden Scarbrough as acousticians, and Auerbach & Associates as theatrical consultants.
Try-outs were held, a team was assembled and by 2002 the resurrected club was competing in the Combined Counties League Premier Division, the ninth tier of English football.
After learning that the "Sichuan bush warbler" and the russet bush warbler had both been found breeding in the Qinling mountains, a team was assembled to seek out both birds, to learn more about how they interacted with each other.
A team was assembled and brought to the United Kingdom from Canada to compete in the 1939 40 English National League season but were promptly sent home having not played a single game due to the outbreak of World War II.
A problem emerges, a leader is selected, a goal is developed, a team is assembled, the goal is reëvaluated, and so on.
A team is assembled and everyone eats, sleeps and breathes the project – often in a very unhealthy way and with a great deal of pressure.
Can a team be assembled that can execute a commercialization plan?
The output from all of the programs that comprise a team are assembled into one collective output that is frequently better than any particular member of the team), and the selected program (almost is the best program if the default of the software is not changed).
