The phrase "a group blamed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific group that is held responsible for a particular action or event.
Example: "The report highlighted a group blamed for the recent environmental disaster."
Alternatives: "a group held accountable for" or "a group accused of".
PAGE A10 U.S. Gives Pakistan Warning The United States warned Pakistan that it risked sanctions because of its ties to a group blamed for the recent Indian Airlines hijacking.
The Saunders killing highlighted concerns over security for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens and drew unusually sharp condemnation from the Greek government, which has been accused of taking a lax approach toward a group blamed for dozens of terrorist bombings and shootings over the years.
After Mao's death, Ms. Zhang and Mr. Qiao were put under house arrest as part of a purge of people suspected of being close to Mao's fourth wife, Jiang Qing, and the Gang of Four, a group blamed for manipulating Mao and creating havoc during the Cultural Revolution.
A group blamed for dozens of bomb attacks across India used the picture in an e-mail claiming to have carried out an attack.
TUNIS, March 29 (Reuters) - World leaders joined tens of thousands of Tunisians on Sunday to march in solidarity against Islamist militants, a day after security forces killed members of a group blamed for a deadly museum attack.
Bail was denied Monday for a man believed to be the final suspect in a group blamed for a series of violent, takeover-style bank robberies in Orange and Los Angeles counties, authorities said.
A rebel group blamed for hundreds of civilian deaths in Congo is accused of attacking civilians in the Central African Republic.
The Bush administration also froze the assets of a Pakistani group blamed for the recent attack on India's parliament.
The Earth Liberation Front, a shadowy group blamed for costly arson attacks across the country, claimed responsibility Friday for fires last month at the University of Washington and a tree farm in Oregon.
He is believed to be a leading member of the Al Qaeda-linked Jemaah Islamiyah, a radical splinter group blamed for a series of deadly terrorist attacks in Indonesia, including the blasts on Bali.
No evidence has surfaced that any weapons went to Ansar al-Shariah, an extremist group blamed for the Benghazi attack.
