The phrase "also for a team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that applies not only to individuals but also to a group or team context.
Example: "This strategy is effective for individual players, but it is also for a team to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "additionally for a team" or "likewise for a team".
It has been a long road to get here not only for Frese, but also for a team that received a lesson in perspective on the way.
The upcoming 86th Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood is a big event not just for actors, writers and directors, but also for a team of anonymous sculptors, painters, carpenters, molders and welders who build the sets and props for the show.
Bobby Labonte is also driving for a team that has taken a cue from its finicky owner, Joe Gibbs, the former Washington Redskins coach, and refuses to take anything for granted.
Sean is the owner of holiday letting company To Tuscany and also rides for a team in the area, so the local roads are his training ground and he knows the best pitstops along the way.
You should also look for a team willing to partner with the advisors you already know and trust.
Jennett believes that Hines also had a trial for Manchester United, he may also have played for the A team of Barnsley, his local club.
He played baseball in Taylor, the next town east along Route 79, and also for a select team based in Dallas.
Manziel threw for 253 yards and 2 TDs, and also rushed for a team-high 92 yards.
Texas quarterback Vince Young, who has completed 63.5percentt of his passes and thrown for 22 touchdowns and 8 interceptions, has also rushed for a team-leading 774 yards and 8 touchdowns.
Carter also rushed for a team-best 55 yards on nine carries, adding an eight-yard keeper to end a four-play, 55-yard drive that culminated with CdM ahead, 31-7, with 11 33 left in the game.
Raikkonen's victory was also the first for a team named Lotus since Ayrton Senna won for the Lotus team in 1987 at the U.S. Grand Prix.
