The phrase "a group of closely" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence that describes a group of people or things that are closely related or connected in some way.
Example: "A group of closely knit friends gathered to celebrate their achievements."
Alternatives: "a cluster of closely" or "a collection of closely".
Description: Recordings of a group of closely related adults on a social visit.
"We sell through a group of closely held companies that specialize in getting merchandise into the prison stores.
Genetic Algorithms are a group of closely related algorithms that draw upon ideas of Darwinian evolution and genetics.
Senufo, also spelled Senoufo, a group of closely related peoples of northern Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) and southeastern Mali.
A group of closely associated kames is called a kame field, or kame complex, and may be interspersed with kettles or kettle lakes.
The minimum group of mother and calf is commonly expanded to a nuclear family or a group of closely related individuals.
Each feature, complete with topnotch color illustrations, describes in some detail either an individual pest/pathogen, a group of closely related (by symptoms or hosts) pests/pathogens, plant problems caused by non-infectious agents, or some other important issues.
It ignores all genomic evidence and instead relies upon an old idea that a particular mitochondrial haplogroup (a group of closely related maternal lineages) known as X shows a connection between North America and Europe.
We describe here a method to generate a large data set of small molecule affinity fingerprints for a group of closely related enzymes, the papain family of cysteine proteases.
The infrequency of transfer from one host species to another leads to host specificity, or host restriction, in which a species of louse is found only on one species of host or a group of closely related host species.
