The phrase "a unit led" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or team that is being directed or managed by a leader.
Example: "The project was successful due to the efforts of a unit led by an experienced manager."
Alternatives: "a team directed" or "a group managed".
A unit led by a policeman called Bob Lambert deployed officers to spy on peaceful activists.
The documents have been sent by the Iraq Historic Allegations Team (IHAT), a unit led by Mark Warwick, a former senior police detective, and set up after claims of systemic brutal treatment of Iraqi detainees.
Most significant, they said, the president's edict would result in the dismantling of the powerful Republican Guard, a unit led by a rival of Mr. Hadi's who had defied the president's orders.
After he arrived in Germany, information began to leak out which alleged that a unit led by the special forces veteran Colonel Dmitri Pavlichenko carried out assassinations and kidnappings of prominent dissidents on behalf of the regime.
In early summer 1863, Anderson was made a lieutenant, serving in a unit led by George M. Todd.
"Our defense was stellar," Edison Coach Kerry Crooks said of a unit led by captains Nikki Fedele, Rachael Larson, Courtney Maddux and Karley Wester.
Customization of APACHE II and III in a large patient population from a single unit led to an improvement in the overall goodness-of-fit of APACHE III, which showed poor calibration in its original version.
A military unit led into a commercial break with a marching chant promoting the show and its personalities.
A new unit led by a civilian will monitor the reports, as well as "credible allegations" of civilian deaths from ordinary Afghans, aid agencies and news accounts.
The officer went on, "They were killing Sunnis on behalf of the Shiites," with the active participation of a militia unit led by a retired American Special Forces soldier.
So it goes for a refurbished unit led by a new offensive coordinator, Tony Sparano, whose system so far has provided ample opportunities for the kickers but nothing truly worth celebrating.
