The phrase "a group of explorers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collective of individuals who are engaged in exploration, whether for research, adventure, or discovery.
Example: "The group of explorers set out at dawn, eager to uncover the mysteries of the uncharted territory."
Alternatives: "a team of adventurers" or "a band of explorers."
The scriptsees a group of explorers travel through a wormhole.
"We all signed up, knowing the dangers -- like a group of explorers trekking through the Arctic".
By randomly mutating genes, evolution scatters a group of explorers across the so-called fitness landscape.
It was as if a group of explorers had announced plans to settle a country that had not yet been discovered.Consumers can already get hold of many publications on smart-phones and e-readers.
He was particularly keen to star in The Lost World (2001), BBC television's adaptation of the Arthur Conan Doyle story, playing the Reverend Theo Kerr, who tries to discourage a group of explorers from visiting a plateau where dinosaurs are rumoured to live.
In the movies, a group of explorers and filmmakers travel to Skull Island, a mysterious spot near Sumatra, in order to investigate rumors of giant beasts.
Described as complex and multilayered, it will centre on a group of space explorers who travel through a wormhole.
You play as members of a group of intergalactic explorers, scattered across an alien planet as a result of their spaceship's crash landing.
Reportedly complex and multilayered, the film's plot will centre on a group of space explorers who travel through a wormhole.
In Pikmin 3 you play as a group of intergalatic explorers tasked with regrouping and rebuilding your ship which crash landed on an alien planet.
This Gilded Age Hardy Boy made it through the raw desert in May and June 1872 with a group of amateur explorers who were hardly more qualified than himself.
