The phrase "a team was created" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the formation or establishment of a team, often in a past context.
Example: "After several meetings, a team was created to address the ongoing issues within the department."
Alternatives: "a team was formed" or "a team was established."
To break this down a bit more: when a team is created, team owners have the option to allow anyone using a particular email domain (for example: [email protected]) to view and sign up to join that team.
"At the start, all Division I-A teams are created equal, so reputation does not count.
An official in the Dutch prosecution office said a special team was created several years ago because "we were getting clear indications that there were people who may have fled because they had committed atrocities and were seeking to hide here".
In most institutions (88.3%), a multidisciplinary team was created to coordinate local pandemic influenza actions.
During this period the nucleus for a successful team was created, including Kyriakos Koureas (who later played for Olympiakos Piraeus).
A supportive rehabilitation team was created within the ICU in April 2012 with a focus on promoting early and enhanced rehabilitation for patients at high risk for prolonged ICU and hospital length of stays.
A special police team was created to track down and arrest Emmanuello, and on a cold December dawn in 2007, officers surrounded the country house where Emmanuello was hiding.
In order to achieve this, a multi-disciplinary team was created in which two main research areas are represented: artificial intelligence and management science.
Meanwhile, an Intervention Response Team was created and sent out to Blossom Park on Monday to provide drug assessments and education about drug-treatment options.
However, the group's bid for a franchise was unsuccessful, and a minor league soccer team was created instead.
