The phrase "vigorous team" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to describe a group of people who work together with a lot of energy and enthusiasm. For example, "The volunteers quickly became a vigorous team, determined to make a difference in the community".
Mrs. Clinton's push for a more vigorous economic team, one of her advisers said, stems from her conviction that the State Department needs to play a part in the recovery from the global financial crisis.
Another was the use in the 1980s of "almost every weapon at the C.I.A.'s command — psychological warfare, sabotage, economic warfare, strategic deception, counterintelligence, cyberwarfare" — in a campaign that "destroyed a vigorous Soviet espionage team, damaged the Soviet economy, and destabilized the Soviet state".
Veteran Reggie Evans, self-styled team-bonder, has looked increasingly vigorous while urging his team on, and yet has seen less-and-less playing time despite the holes in Brooklyn's roster.
Yet none of those considerations appeared to bother Coates, who launched his vigorous defence of his team's late-tackle specialist with the words: "Charlie absolutely assures us it was not intentional.
The team took vigorous notes while they were doing this, and presented Gabe with a sampling of the various Surface Pro 3 hardware configurations.
And pastel-colored print ads and posters associate Guinness with vigorous activities like a crew team's rowing on a river.
Thanks to the vigorous work of his legal team Plook has not been photographed or filmed from the side since 1971, while live appearances at stadiums around the country have taken place only under specially dimmed floodlights.
After vigorous questioning from Pistorius' defence team, Botha estimated the distance between the witnesses and Pistorius' home at 300 metres.
The acclaim for this should be shared between the outbreak response team for its vigorous efforts to trace cases and follow up contacts, and the community for imposing a quarantine on the index family.
