The phrase "a group of current" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a collection of individuals or entities that are currently active or relevant, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The conference featured a group of current leaders in the technology sector discussing innovation."
Alternatives: "a collection of current" or "a set of current".
For collegiate purists, a group of current undergraduates performs under the same name.
The E.E.O.C. began its investigation after receiving complaints from a group of current and former Parks Department employees, all of whom are black or Hispanic.
A group of current and former black employees plans to attend the shareholder meeting in Wilmington, Del., today to draw investors' attention to their situation.
A group of current and former Corinthian students have already petitioned the Education Department to waive their federal student debt based on the alleged misconduct.
He is a member of Educators 4 Excellence, a group of current and former teachers, mostly young, who oppose seniority-based layoffs.
Nearly all have a group of current students and recent alumni willing to discuss their experiences via social media (here's Cambridge Judge's blog of student stories, for example).
These newcomers could join the G.O.P. Doctors Caucus -- a group of 14 current House Republicans, all with advanced medical degrees.
Mr. Bhatt, his fellow instructors, and a group of their current and former students signed up that day.
Her latest film installation, "31," is on view in a double bill with a group of her current still photographs, "Cameos and Appearances".
Then, in the spring of 2001, a group of mostly current employees filed a class-action suit against the agency, which is still pending, said one of the plaintiffs' lawyers, Lewis M. Steel.
In a settlement this month, a group of eight current and former senior executives agreed to give back some, but far from all, of the $62 million in accelerated payouts they received in 2000 when shareholders approved a merger of FPL and Entergy, a utility based in Louisiana.
