The phrase "a time when teams" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or occasion involving teams, often in discussions about teamwork or collaboration.
Example: "There was a time when teams worked together seamlessly, sharing ideas and resources to achieve common goals."
Alternatives: "an era when teams" or "a period when teams".
There was a time when teams did what they could to protect their players from ignominy.
December is a time when teams cannot afford to give in to adversity.
It is a time when teams can flirt with and cajole players on the open market.
At a time when teams are used to everything else being regulated to the nth degree, expenditure is the last bastion of the old days and this has to change.
If not old, Turner Field and the Georgia Dome are not models for the future at a time when teams want to produce an experience at stadiums that equals or betters what fans have at home.
It was just one moment that stood out in two months of free agency and the draft, a time when teams have the best chance to reshape themselves, a time when some teams help themselves and some don't.
In this slimmed-down version of baseball, teams will win more with a bit more guile, a throwback to the time when teams won with Marty Marion and Phil Rizzuto and Pee Wee Reese and Dave Concepcion, just to name a few other smart and reliable shortstops.
He started out as essentially a one-man team in a time when other teams had dozens of people in supporting roles.
Wessels, who played for both teams, wrote: "There was a time when Australia teams used sledging cleverly as a strategy.
At a time when most teams in most seasons are perfecting the finer details of the playbook, the Eagles were still figuring out where to park.
CVC took a huge risk in buying into the sport, at a time when several teams were threatening to break away and form a new outfit, in the hope of extracting a larger share of profits.
