The phrase "acting as team" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "acting as a team" to convey the idea of functioning collectively.
Example: "In this project, we are all acting as a team to achieve our common goals."
Alternatives: "functioning as a team" or "working as a team".
She stopped acting as team manager from November 1999, three months before Victoria died.
Brawn took the year off in 2007, and then in 2008 joined the Honda team, given control over the technical operation and acting as team principal.
"UNICEF is providing blankets, sleeping mats, insecticide-treated bed nets, high-protein biscuits, and is working to unify children who became separated from their families," said Dr. Eli Ramamonjisoa, who is acting as team leader of UNICEF's field office in Man.
Why or why not? 3. Explain to students that they will be working in groups, acting as teams of engineers to design robots that will complete everyday tasks or household chores (tying a shoe, emptying the trash, etc).
What does each item do? 3. Explain to students that they are going to be acting as teams of NASA scientists exploring the possibility of whether or not human life could be sustained on other planets in our solar system.
Bartoszek and the Yankees would not say how much his share represents, but he becomes one of about 30 partners with the team, including members of the Steinbrenner family, with Hal Steinbrenner acting as the team's managing general partner.
Together, acting as a team we can assist with most legal problems our clients come in with.
"Both Andy and James have improved tremendously in the last year," said Jim Courier, who is acting as the team's coach this week.
"What is important for us is that we start acting as a team that manages the business on a global scale," he said.
The thing was, the rest of the tribe was already going ahead and acting as a team by preparing the camp.
These actors look as if they're used to acting as a team and to being most deft and eloquent when on the move.
