The phrase "a group of fictional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of imaginary characters, entities, or narratives within a specific context, such as literature, film, or games.
Example: "In the novel, a group of fictional heroes band together to save their world from destruction."
Alternatives: "a collection of imaginary" or "a set of fictional".
This series centers on a group of fictional American high-schoolers with real Instagram accounts.
So what better time to hear from a group of fictional Presidents?
In respect to the last classification, however, there is also a group of fictional works in which the viewpoints of the yangban and the commoner are combined.
Their first project was an ambitious five-day-a-week syndicated reality show, "Crime Diaries," in which a group of fictional detectives solved cases based on real events.
Ms. Kron considered returning to the solo-show format for her next project, but chose instead to look at the Bush years through a traditional narrative and a group of fictional characters.
Though both stand alone, the book forms a pair with 2012's On Poetry, a whimsically profound how-to manual which included sections involving a group of fictional creative writing students.
The Get Down, set in the South Bronx in 1977, blends a group of young fictional characters with real-life pioneer hip-hoppers to show how their music began its unlikely and meteoric ascent from a vaguely dangerous street-corner pastime to the world's dominant popular music sound.
In their first semester, these students learned among other things to convert fractions into decimals in order to break a piece of code found in a library book; to use atlases and read maps to create a location guide for a reality television series; and to create video tutorials for a hapless group of fictional inventors.
Its exhibition booth depicted a multiethnic group of fictional consumers and their hypothetical scores.
Like "Systems of Survival," her new book takes the form of conversation among a small group of fictional intellectuals.
A small group of fictional characters fleshed out the extraordinary true stories Ruffle and his team found in detailed research of war diaries and archives.
