"team comprises" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to refer to the members of a team which together make up the whole. For example: "The team comprises five members."
The team comprises 16 cyclists.
Their team comprises of two athletes and a swimmer.
The current iteration of the team comprises a nearly flawless assembly of talent.
For the men, the team sprint is 750m and a team comprises three riders.
The team comprises expertise across editorial, project management, digital development, designers and commercial.
For the women it is 500m and a team comprises two riders.
The Porsche 997 Cup team comprised Memo Gidley, Anthony Ward, Tyler McQuarrie, Christian Bollrath and Pierre Ehret.
team comprised an Englishman and a Scotsman.
The Michigan team comprised Kevin Fay, Ilya Podolyako, Jeremy Vosko and Jonathan Zimbler.
(Example: "a team comprised of scientists" versus "a team of scientists").
The winning team comprised Zatorski, Nowosadzki, Wojciech Gawel and Piotr Wiankowski.
