The phrase "a group of experimental" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when referring to a collection of experimental subjects, methods, or designs in a scientific or research context.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study involving a group of experimental participants to test the new drug's efficacy."
Alternatives: "a set of experimental" or "a collection of experimental".
Ms. Carey offered a group of experimental portraits, including the self-portrait at left.
AGI-1067 is one of a group of experimental drugs aimed at reducing the buildup of plaque inside arteries by addressing the inflammation behind heart disease.
He was a member of the Explorers Club of Manhattan and the International Order of Characters, a group of experimental aviators.
Founded in 1962 by a group of experimental filmmakers that included Mr. Mekas, the Film-Makers' Cooperative now holds a collection of about 5,000 titles made by some 900 artists.
JUDSON DANCE THEATER, a group of experimental artists who masterminded a series of performances from 1962 to 1964, altered the course of dance history.
"Is it worth," she asked, "getting upset because we will never manage to force this real-life theatre up on to the actual stage?" Despite being Ukrainian, Anna wrote in Russian and had her first successes in Moscow, as a young member of the circle of playwrights and directors who surround the teatr.doc theatre, a small basement theatre founded by a group of experimental playwrights.
LAST October, Mr. Logan went into a studio with a group of younger experimental musicians, recording six songs, three of them free improvisations.
Then, Margaret Morris William Morriss's granddaughter), advocate of expressive open-air dance as a recipe for health, and her talented colleague Lois Hutton, who formed a group of bohemian, experimental women dancers in the South of France called Les Danseuses de Saint-Paul, one of whom, for a time, was Lucia.
Back in China he found himself cast in the role of adviser and exemplar to a group of radically experimental younger artists who lived in a wasteland area of Beijing that they dubbed East Village.
LLLT belongs to a group of modern experimental approaches used in wound healing therapy [ 14].
A varimax rotation of these PCs led to a reduced number of factors, each of them related to a small group of experimental variables with a hydrochemical meaning: mineral contents for factor one, water temperature for factor two and anthropogenic activities for factors three and four.
