The phrase "applied to team" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is relevant or relevantly implemented within a team setting, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The new strategy was applied to the team to improve collaboration and efficiency."
Alternatives: "implemented for the team" or "utilized by the team".
He has conducted studies in performance analysis, match analysis, computational tactical metrics, network analysis applied to team sports analysis, small-sided and conditioned games, physical activity and health and sports medicine.
His research interests include advances in network analysis applied to team sports and assessment of inter-actions between children, statistical analysis in team sports and mathematical and statistical knowledge for teaching.
However, this was not always applied to team work and extending communication-skill teaching to include this was suggested.
(GP, Macarthur) The components of the intervention in this study were based on the theory of inter-professional teamwork as applied to team members who were geographically dispersed across independent services and practitioners.
It applies to commissioners, that applies to coaches, and applies to team executives and it applies to players and applies to referees.
The same rules apply to team submissions as individual submissions, including length, evaluation, and deadlines.
Boldness can apply to team selection as much as execution and at the Wanderers there was a worrying sign.
He tried to persuade Congress not to strip Major League Baseball of part of its antitrust exemption as it applies to team movement or contraction, as is being considered in a bill sponsored by Representative John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan.
LUCIE, Fla .— The adjective snakebit is usually applied to teams on an unlucky streak during the season.
FIFA is asking that the whereabouts rules be applied to teams, not to individual athletes, and that players be tested only at their training sites.
For instance, in Figure 3 the logic model for the F-CGRT, as applied to TEAM-Science, clearly operationalizes what short-, medium-, and long-term outcomes are anticipated as a consequence of implementing the core program components.
