"of such a team" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a prepositional phrase that shows possession or relationship between two nouns. Example: The success of our company is a result of such a team that works tirelessly towards achieving our goals.
But not everyone is enthusiastic about being a member of such a team.
In industrial enterprises technical work is often conducted by teams, and the young engineer may expect to become an active member of such a team from the start.
Mika Hakkinen, a double world champion with McLaren, told Swiss newspaper Blick that "what is happening at McLaren is unworthy of such a team".
Under current rules, ACOs tell patients at the end of a year that their primary-care doctor is part of such a team.
Mika Hakkinen, a double world champion with McLaren, told Swiss newspaper Blick that "what is happening at McLaren is unworthy of such a team", while the British Racing Drivers Clubb president, Derek Warwick, called McLaren's treatment of Button "disgusting".
Whatever the reason, it was certainly unusual to see City take the lead, then drop their tempo rather than pouring forward again, in the way that is expected of such a team.
The NIH and Canadian Obesity Guidelines [ 17] strongly encourage the establishment of an interdisciplinary team or, when not possible, referral of patients to such a team.
He first raised the possibility of such a "red team-blue team" exercise in an interview in June.
"The announcement of such a strong Team Sky line-up clearly sends a message that the team is serious about winning the Tour of Britain," said race director Mick Bennett.
It's a special feeling to be part of such a great team".
I am so proud to be part of such a great team.
