The phrase "a group of blocks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple blocks that are gathered or categorized together, often in contexts related to construction, gaming, or data structures.
Example: "The children built a castle using a group of blocks they found in the playroom."
Alternatives: "a collection of blocks" or "a set of blocks."
Click a button on a group of blocks to condense them and allow you to have more space available on your screen.
A group of blocks recovered from Karnak (Luxor) and Hermopolis Magna (Al-Ashmunayn) shows Nefertiti participating in the ritual smiting of the female enemies of Egypt.
This will allow to move a task from one block to any another block, or from a group of blocks to another group of blocks of the same size and the same form factor, without any change on the configuration data.
When available, these rockets get refilled each time you take out a group of blocks.
Brown became a member of Grassroots, a political organization which was founded in 1986 by a group of block club leaders.
The main idea of collaborative reconstruction is to reconstruct an image block by the collaboration of a group of other blocks sharing similar structures to it, therefore more information is made use for individual blocks than their own measurements.
We will consider the transmission of OFDMA symbols as a block and denote a packet as a group of several blocks.
Look for a group of colored blocks which protrude beyond the boundary of the nine square blocks by one square only.
The use of haplotype blocks improved the prediction reliabilities, even when selection focused on only a group of haplotype blocks.
Moore, they say, was "delighted" that it was installed as the centrepiece of the Stifford estate, a group of tower blocks in Stepney.
I'm not even talking about what happened with a group of Black Blocks -- I can understand this strategy of isolating a group and then taking individuals away one by one (although I have seen a lot of unnecessary truculence and violence against people who had already surrendered).
