"team image" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the overall perception or reputation of a team. Example: The manager emphasized the importance of maintaining a positive team image in order to attract potential clients and establish a strong reputation in the industry.
"The ice is our canvas," Sylvia Muccio, the head coach of Team Image, said.
Team Image is the pioneer of its skating discipline in Westchester, having started in 1990.
Like the editors, they can expect a Mount Rushmore-like team image on the BBC website, and no doubt their own regular show like BBC1's The Editors … but hold on.
Team Image, representing the Yonkers Figure Skating Club, was 11th in the senior division and the Skyliners, of the Sound Shore Figure Skating Club in Mount Vernon, were 9th in the juvenile division.
Counter to a burnished team image that dovetails nicely with the gritty, honest-day's-work reputation of their hometown, the Steelers became increasingly one-dimensional this season, the passing game given pre-eminence as the running game, especially the power run, struggled.
Subtle differences in the shapes of the polarized atoms within each medium--air, blood, and tissue--let the team image the patterns of blood coursing through the rat's hearts, lungs, and brains.
Florists' use of trademarked team images does not appear to have been challenged by local franchises.
The two men didn't know much about plants, but they showed the team images of what they liked.
Using transmission electron microscopy, the team imaged individual tubes and sized up the kinks.
Using their technique, the team imaged an array of tiny gold dots with a resolution of 75 nanometers--not anywhere near the resolution of top-notch crystalline samples, which can be hundreds of times finer, but already better than the best optical microscopes.
From children's stories to the logos of professional sports teams, images on commercial products, and the icons of conservation, few organisms capture our imagination like large carnivores.
