The phrase "a group of enterprising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collective of individuals who are resourceful and willing to take risks in order to achieve their goals.
Example: "A group of enterprising entrepreneurs gathered to share their innovative ideas and strategies for success."
Alternatives: "a team of ambitious" or "a collective of resourceful".
A group of enterprising vigilante nationalists have slipped into this vacuum.
Not far away, a group of enterprising Girl Scouts is out late, selling cookies under a winter-leafless tree.
A group of enterprising students at Swarthmore College, in Pennsylvania, has some advice for the politically disaffected: If you find the media's Iraq coverage unsatisfactory,….
Mr. Reich, 28, is part of a group of enterprising young dealers who are shaking up a corner of the New York art scene.
Last year, in the wake of Japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami, a group of enterprising New York women (many of them Japanese American) working in the fashion industry wanted to do something tangible to help recovery and relief efforts.
When a group of enterprising young people buy the building for a song and turn it into a disco, little do they know that its canine guardian is an evil spirit patrolling a gateway into hell.
Opera of the Hamptons is the brainchild of a small group of enterprising music lovers including Barbara Giancola, a mezzo-soprano and bona-fide opera fanatic who has spent summers in Sag Harbor for some 50 years.
"They wanted me to come back, and I thought it'd be fun to be around a group of young, enterprising people," he said.
On a small, steep plot of land on the outskirts of Colchester in Essex, another group of enterprising older adults are making plans for their own cohousing scheme – one of a dozen or so similar projects in development across the country.
The same auction at Christie's also featured a group of enameled pocket watches made for the Ottoman market, another destination of choice for enterprising European watchmakers in the late 18th century.
"The Times-Picayune has a sterling tradition of enterprising journalism.
