The phrase "a group of daring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of individuals who exhibit bravery or boldness in a particular context.
Example: "The expedition was led by a group of daring adventurers who were willing to take risks to explore uncharted territories."
Alternatives: "a band of brave" or "a team of bold".
I did, and after forty-five minutes of a bongo player and a contortionist warming up the crowd, a group of daring young men — and a few women — emerged from under the arch, clad, variously, in baby-blue ruffled rompers, yellow-and-brown striped man skirts, slashed basketball shirts, shredded mustard coveralls, and crocheted skullcaps that morphed into Rapunzel-like braids.
Set against the backdrop of Wellington's Napoleonic campaigns in Spain in the early 1800s, it's the story of the 95th Rifle company, a group of rebellious, daring and brass-necked British fighters who took the idea of death and glory to unimaginable ends.
He became a leader of the group of daring writers known as Les Bousingos, among whom were Gérard de Nerval and Théophile Gautier.
Long before etiquette claimed her she was a prolific and salable novelist, one of a group of headstrong matrons whose daring was buzzed about in Best Society.
In his book, he claimed that with a group of other prisoners he pulled off a daring escape during a blizzard in 1941; against incredible odds, and fired by an overwhelming need to survive, this group reportedly managed the astonishing feat of trekking thousands of miles to safety in British India.
They also led the daring rescue of a group of nearly 300 U.S. soldiers — the "Lost Battalion" — which had been surrounded by the Germans in the Vosges.
Isaacs was one of the Chipmunks, a group of young reporters, mainly in New York, who brought irreverence and daring to sports coverage beginning in the early 1960s.
A group of penguins was recently filmed attempting to carry out a daring escape inside a Denmark zoo.
Somehow, though, the notion that a group of women could check out of the domestic scene for a scant 48 hours seemed daring, revolutionary.
Bostridge threw himself into a group of Mahler songs from 1892, responding to the brutal accounts of the soldier's life with blazing commitment and daring freedom.
The first one, first up, first out is a statement of daring austerity.
