The phrase "a group of clusters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple clusters that are being considered as a collective entity, often in contexts like data analysis, biology, or astronomy.
Example: "The researchers identified a group of clusters that exhibited similar characteristics in their formation."
Alternatives: "a collection of clusters" or "a set of clusters".
For the positive vaccination outcome, the user selected a group of clusters as shown in Fig. 10.
We showed that the difference between empirical and nominal levels widens when sample size decreases, especially when the probability for a given response category is low in a group of clusters with the same covariate vector.
Meanwhile, in order to compare the performance of NSGA-II with other algorithms, we choose simple allocation method for comparison, which is a random allocation policy: all jobs are assigned to a group of clusters randomly.
Astronomer Richard de Grijs, working at Cambridge University, teamed with the Utrecht group because he noticed a group of clusters in Hubble images of galaxy M82 that could have formed during a collision with another galaxy during this intermediate time interval.
One is also dealing with a group of clusters if one evaluates the supply coverage of public transportation in a certain region and one has to consider the distribution pattern of train stations (i.e. group of object with fiat object part clusters) with their catchment areas.
This is for instance the case with the visual sense system of a human being, which is a group of clusters consisting of a pair of spatially distributed eyes, each of which consists of a multiplicity of cells and the innervating nerves that together form an object with fiat object part cluster.
In addition, the hot spot problem may occur as the traffic is concentrated over a group of cluster headers.
In comparison, CORA assigns each event only to some sensor nodes within a group of cluster members.
It can be observed from the TEM morphology and XRD analysis that the LNMO nanoparticles form a group of cluster phenomenon and that the average grain size is about 40 nm. Figure 2 The HRTEM morphology of the LNMO sample annealing at 750°C for 2 h.
V = [ v 1, v 2,…, v c ] is a group of cluster centers.
In the ABC-IFC model, a nectar source stands for a group of cluster centers; the number of nectar sources is the number of clusters.
