The phrase "a designated group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific group that has been officially chosen or assigned for a particular purpose or task.
Example: "The funding will be allocated to a designated group responsible for community outreach programs."
Alternatives: "an assigned group" or "a specific group".
This would require technology firms operating in a designated group of restrictive countries to publish annual reports showing how they deal with human-rights issues.
Too much is made in Britain of the "white working class" as if it constitutes a designated group, separate from the rest of us, not sharing our outlook or values.
He invented the meridian photometer, which utilized a calcite prism to juxtapose the image of a star with one of a designated group of north polar stars to compare their brightnesses, and used it to compile his catalog.
Patriot Act II would allow the government to maintain a DNA database of anyone suspected of supporting a designated group, even if he is not charged with any crime.Again, the main problem is not the intent, but the lack of oversight.
They differed, though, about the role the First Amendment had to play in analyzing the law and whether it should be read to apply only where a defendant intended to support a designated group's terrorist activities.
For example, a stock option plan could provide that its initial exercise price will automatically increase by an amount equal to the average increase in the share price of a designated group over the option term (maybe the Dow Jones Industrial Index or a specific peer group).
Stobo said that "only healthcare workers who are members of a core designated group or who volunteer to do so will provide care to confirmed Ebola patients".
After this, a FIFA designated group of inspectors visit the country to identify that the country meets the requirements needed to host the event and a report on the country is produced.
Ten of the RBD-specific mAbs were mapped to four distinct groups of conformational epitopes (designated Group A to D), and all of which had potent neutralizing activity against S protein-pseudotyped SARS viruses.
DNA sequence analyses have demonstrated a high phylogenetic diversity in this group [2], [7], which is divided into two distinct subgroups, informally designated group A and group B [2].
Group 1 (52.9 % of the total number of isolated CTX-M) and group 9 (42.2 %) dominated, and only a few isolates were designated group 2 (4.7 %) and group 8/25 (0.2 %) (Table 2).
