The phrase "propose a team" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when suggesting the formation of a team for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "I would like to propose a team to tackle the upcoming marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "suggest a team" or "recommend a team."
Why, in all this scheming, no one has proposed a team tournament that brings together top men and women is beyond me, by the way.
Over muffins at Mr. Gore's house, Mr. Chernomyrdin proposed a team of himself and someone who would be both acceptable to Mr. Milosevic and trusted by NATO.
Losing out were Charlotte, N.C.; Phoenix, Nashville, Sacramento, Calif., two groups each from Miami and St. Petersburg-Tampa, one from Washington and a Florida man who proposed a team that would play in four of the cities vying for a franchise.
Currently, when radiation is proposed, a team of doctors typically takes about 12 days to carefully analyze images, agree on the tumor's boundaries and determine the appropriate dosage of radiation for each part of the procedures involved.
He initially proposed a team of Māori or part-Māori to play the touring British side in 1888; this developed into a venture to have a Māori team tour Britain if a preliminary tour of New Zealand were successful.
Of the olden, more free-wheeling days of the comic book industry, Mr. Claremont remembers proposing a team-up between Spider-Man and a cast member of "Saturday Night Live".
Several informants felt the need to maintain sub-specialist providers, and proposed a team-based approach to comprehensive care, particularly in larger facilities.
As discussed above, we propose a novel team recommendation problem in spatial crowdsourcing, called the Top-k team recommendation in spatial crowdsourcing (TopkTR) problem.
