The phrase "a group of genius" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a group of geniuses." You can use it when referring to a collection of exceptionally intelligent individuals.
Example: "The conference featured a group of geniuses who shared their groundbreaking ideas on technology."
Alternatives: "a team of brilliant minds" or "a collection of intellectuals."
When he received the pilot script for "The Big Bang Theory," he said, the show — about a group of genius-level scientists with terrible social skills — seemed clever enough to him, but the role of Sheldon felt like a great fit.
How do you lead a group of geniuses, especially when the stake is nothing less than the fate of the world?
The new movie presents another sect: the Illuminati, a group of freethinking geniuses, including Galileo and Bernini, who through the ages have fought the Church's antipathy to science and have in turn been persecuted.
But it is really the collective brainpower of a group of math geniuses who followed him that brought us to the point we are at today.
It isn't crazy to think of a group of super geniuses writing a compiler that rendered ABAP code and Web Dynpro UIs into a new delivery engine designed for SaaS delivery.
Such catalogues are numerous, but tend overwhelmingly to concentrate on a group of recognized geniuses.
In 2009, she was attached to the HBO family comedy, "The Wonderful Maladys," about a group of eccentric geniuses a la "The Royal Tenenbaums," but that pilot never took off.
It's like a large (deep dish) pizza party where everyone is friends with each other and supports one another's work, rather than a group of individual geniuses keeping to themselves.
Most of the modern technology that we hold dear today--from laptops to ATMs to iPhones--probably wouldn't exist if in 1957 a group of eight young geniuses hadn't banded together and left their brilliant but maniacal boss, William Shockley, to form the first venture-backed startup.
Hopes to advance medicine with a small group of geniuses and lots of powerful computers.
