"team form" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific form that will be filled out as part of a team effort. For example, "We need to fill out the team form before the project can begin."
For older enthusiasts, SoulMates will offer Bughouse, a team form with two boards and four people.
As with The Events, staged by the same artistic team, form and content combine.
Televised baseball, he finds unsatisfactory Team form is harder to establish in baseball than in any other sport.
In some ways, it seems like a slightly less irritating version of the "street team" form of marketing that was rife among mainstream rock bands a few years back but now seems, thankfully, to have died a death.
Seven players from last year's Ryder Cup team form the nucleus of this year's Presidents Cup team -- Tiger Woods, David Duval, Phil Mickelson, Davis Love III, Hal Sutton, Tom Lehman and Jim Furyk All of those players won today.
Gangly centre Baynes has also parlayed his impressive national team form to the NBA, collecting approximately seven points per hit-out for San Antonio in the absence of several more established players.
Several among the twelve-person team formed for the mission had responded to earthquakes in Pakistan and Haiti.
Jaclyn and Denis Murphy said the bond the Northwestern team formed with Jaclyn helped save her life.
"We're a team formed by every player on the field.
Tijuana, a team formed in 2007, had spent only 18 months in the first division.
The Thunder, a tantalizingly talented young team, formed the ideal counterpoint to the Mavericks.
