"team has reviewed" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to a team's evaluation or examination of something. For example: The team has reviewed the proposal and believes it is worth pursuing.
The team has reviewed "several scores" of reports and acknowledged a handful of bomb malfunctions that have led to unintended casualties.
According to a 2008 USAID report, HEC's "progress to date has been remarkable – indeed, in terms of value added, better than any other developing country this team has reviewed over the last two decades".
The internal White House review of the documents is not yet complete, and Mr. Mueller does not plan to interview many key White House officials until his team has reviewed all the documents he requested.
Goulburn Scour will be zapped by ChemCam once the mission team has reviewed fully the Coronation performance and results.
Collectively the five-person TrueBridge investment team has reviewed approximately 2,400 alternative managers, including 700 venture managers.
The team has reviewed around 1,700 killings during the Troubles and has referred just 31 files to the police, so the move is not normal practice.
State investigators said this month that a forensic team had reviewed 583 case files and marked 99 for further review.
Like Payton, McCarthy, who has a strong defense and a strong quarterback, will gauge how the game is being played before making any final decisions on overtime, although he said that the team had reviewed the variables that could be presented in the game.
"This game against Australia is as big as it gets and we're desperate to give a performance and be worthy winners". England prop Joe Marler says the team have reviewed their performance but will not dwell on the Wales defeat.
The other issue is that the vast majority of these fees appear to relate to document review by staff attorneys (e.g., over 500k for January alone)." The SEC response document indicated the legal team had reviewed at least 570,000 documents and interviewed numerous employees, including Li Chow.
Referrals for psychological treatment for women diagnosed with mild to moderate postnatal depression were rated by the team, having reviewed NICE documentation [ 8], as having a 'moderate' evidence base and a 'moderate' impact on patient care, rather than a 'significant' impact and 'strong' evidence base.
