The phrase "a group equivalent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that is equivalent or comparable to a group in some way, such as in mathematics or social sciences.
Example: "In this study, we found that the sample size was a group equivalent to the larger population we were analyzing."
Alternatives: "a comparable group" or "an equivalent group".
Republicans don't have a group equivalent to EMILY's List whose entire mission is to recruit, train and elect female congressional candidates.
All in all, prisoners on preventive detention received psychotherapy, either individually or in a group, equivalent to 25 sessions per week per 100 inmates.
This estimate was calculated by subtracting from the controls a group equivalent to the non-attending group among those invited, leaving a control group comparable with those attending in the invited group.
On this issue, the same equations as Equations (2 5) described in the previous section are used, where only m i is replaced by s i indicating the selection probability of a cluster group equivalent to each OFC i.
The AdA analogues lacking adenine, which retain a phosphate group equivalent to the 2′-phosphate of AdA, typically have Kd values similar to that for IP3 (Table 2) (Jenkins et al., 1997; Tatani et al., 1998; Hotoda et al., 1999; Marwood et al., 2000; Correa et al., 2001).
Through three equivalent criteria, a group of equivalent models are established for the foundation soil system.
None of these compounds showed any significant tubulin inhibitory activity, unsurprising given the flexible nature of the chain linking the side chain and the oxetane ring and the lack of a C2-benzoyl group equivalent.
This represents a reduction from 0.85 falls/person (an established rate of falling in a high-risk control group equivalent to our sample) [ 22, 23] to 0.65 falls/person in the intervention group.
"I will not be broken," Maradona said after a 1-0 loss to Paraguay in Asuncion left Argentina in fifth place in the 10-nation South American group, equivalent to a two-leg playoff with the CONCACAF's fourth-placed nation.
Patients in the intervention group showed an improvement in the Timed-Up-and-Go-test (TUG) that was 1.5 seconds greater than that showed by the control group, equivalent to a small to moderate effect.
This study evaluates the applicability of a group of equivalent linearization methods proposed in the literature to predict the seismic response of isolated bridges with height irregularities.
