The phrase "a group of heavy" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a collection of heavy objects or individuals, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "A group of heavy weights was gathered for the competition."
Alternatives: "a collection of heavy" or "a set of heavy".
This work describes the applicability of magnetic ionic liquids (MILs) in the analytical determination of a group of heavy polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
A group of heavy industries in the Tees Valley, including SSI, want to become Europe's first carbon capture and storage zone, preventing polluting CO2 emissions entering the atmosphere, with a significant number of jobs hoped to follow.
Adding a business perspective, a group of heavy hitters, including billionaire Michael Bloomberg and former U.S. Treasury Secretaries Hank Paulson and Robert Rubin, issued the persuasive Risky Business Report.
Emergency services mounted a full-scale rescue operation, including fire engines, ambulances and lifeboats, after a passerby thought a group of heavy metal fans out camping were involved in a suicide pact.
Like faculty, students also have a group of heavy users.
For the $6.17 million Series A, Jia turned to DCM, another venture investor with a long history of investing in the U.S. and Asia, and a group of heavy hitting angel investors including Charles Schwab (that Charles Schwab), and the founders and executives at companies like WebEx, Fortinet, Interwoven, Telenav and Juniper Networks.
Last December, the company pulled out of the Global Climate Coalition, a group of heavy-industry companies that lobbies against restrictions on emissions of gases connected to global warming.
He's also persuaded a group of heavy-hitter investors to chip in $4 million for a bit over 20% of the company.
He's also persuaded a group of heavy-hitter investors including Kevin Micher, president of Universal Pictures, and William Lauder of Clinique to chip in $4 million for a bit over 20% of the company.
The George and Neill bills were frustrated when the Coalition parties couldn't agree money resolutions to fund their provision - the Efford Bill was killed by a massive filibuster in committee, where a group of heavy-metal Conservative backbenchers talked and talked and talked…..*.
I later learned that he had heard a group of heavy-drinking Germans singing Nazi-era songs.
