The phrase "a group of delegates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of representatives or individuals who are appointed to discuss or make decisions on behalf of a larger organization or body.
Example: "At the conference, a group of delegates from various countries gathered to discuss climate change initiatives."
Alternatives: "a delegation of representatives" or "a team of delegates."
Mr Bo pointedly told a group of delegates that it was possible to have fair wealth distribution and fast growth at the same time.
The plane carrying a group of delegates was turned back by both Ukraine and Romania, and was grounded in Moldova and raided by the local police.
Backed by Philadelphia financiers, he built a 45-foot (14-metre) craft that had a successful trial on the Delaware River on August 22, 1787, before a group of delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
A group of delegates for German leftwing party Die Linke issued a statement on Friday in which they offered Puigdemont assistance in finding an apartment in Berlin, as well as financial support.
His data show that companies with laboratories elsewhere were the first to comply while the one firm that had no foreign base was the last to stop using guinea pigs.In the evening I dine with a group of delegates.
Talk story about visit, during the recent Democratic National Convention, of a group of delegates to the Four Seasons for "What's Cooking," a behind-the-scenes tour of a haute-cuisine shrine.
But several of the people with knowledge of the investigation said that one leak, in February 2010, when investigators were eavesdropping on several police officers, union delegates, resulted in some discussions of the ticket-fixing investigation among a group of Bronx delegates at a union meeting.
On 5 August, 2018, a group of student delegates came together in San Francisco for the inaugural International Congress of Youth Voices.
He led a group of moderate delegates who wrote a compromise constitution aimed at satisfying both unitarian (those favouring a unitary government) and federalist (those favouring a federal government) delegates.
Faced with a group of dissident delegates questioning its finances, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the powerful union representing police officers, hired a retired judge yesterday to conduct an internal inquiry into any allegations of misconduct.
As the convention prepared to listen to Romney's running mate Paul Ryan speak, a group of Maine delegates walked out of the convention hall in protest at their treatment.
