The phrase "a group of geographically" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing a collection of entities defined by their geographical location, but it needs to be followed by additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "A group of geographically diverse regions can lead to a rich exchange of cultural ideas."
Alternatives: "a collection of geographic" or "a cluster of spatially".
A group of geographically disparate friends find their online video chat augmented by a troll whose threateningly blank Skype profile cannot be cleared from their collective screens.
This emerging system allows a group of geographically dispersed designers to jointly build an assembly model in real time over the Internet.
A group of geographically distributed sensors rather than a centralized sensor are deployed to asynchronously sample and measure the system's state signal.
Peiris and Amerasinghe (15) have identified a group of geographically restricted antigenic variants of WNV confined to southern India.
One of the challenges researchers face in testing web-based strategies for weight loss is collecting weight data from a group of geographically dispersed participants.
An initial face-to-face meeting, in the form of a retreat or an away day, can help ease some of the problems that arise when a group of geographically dispersed strangers are asked to work effectively together.
We describe an outbreak of Salmonella enterica serotype Javiana infections affecting a large group of geographically dispersed organ transplant recipients.
To our knowledge, this is the first report to describe the association between IR and performance-based physical function among older men and women by using a large group of geographically dispersed and ethnically diverse national population-based sample.
A city cluster is defined as a group of cities that are geographically colocated and linked by interdependencies in improving their competitiveness and economic development.
The unit of randomization is a group of households within the (geographically contiguous) catchment area of 1 4 VHWs.
It comprised 46% of the isolates in our dataset (107 isolates), and despite the incomplete resolution from nine loci, it is retained as a group of related, common and geographically widespread STs.
