The phrase "a group of interconnected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe entities that are linked or related to each other in some way, often in contexts like systems, networks, or relationships.
Example: "The internet is a group of interconnected networks that facilitate global communication."
Alternatives: "a network of linked" or "a collection of related".
The CTCs are known to circulate as individual cells or as a group of interconnected cells called CTC clusters.
The central pattern generator for controlling animal locomotion is generally not a single oscillator but a group of interconnected oscillators.
The basal ganglia are a group of interconnected subcortical nuclei that represent one of the brain's fundamental processing units.
Designed for both learning and socializing, the learning complex — a group of interconnected caverns — would include the university's main library, a museum, study rooms, cafeterias and conference halls.
The Children's Book charts the fortunes of a group of interconnected families from 1895 to 1919; some of its characters recall real figures such as E Nesbit and Eric Gill.
Which shows that you should always write a romance". The Children's Book charts the fortunes of a group of interconnected families from 1895 to 1919; some of its characters recall real figures such as E Nesbit and Eric Gill.
Modules are constituted of a group of highly interconnected genes, and as a consequence of scale-free topology assumptions, it will consist of many low interconnected genes and a few highly interconnected genes (hub genes).
The basal ganglia comprise a group of highly interconnected subcortical nuclei that are intimately involved in the control of movement.
Most notable in the wound response module are a group of highly interconnected nodes focused around the TGFβ family ligands TGFB1, TGFB2, and INHBA.
Traditionally the term clique has been used to denote a group of fully interconnected nodes [ 37], but has also been used to describe network motifs of the fully connected three node sub-graph [ 2].
The heart of campus is anchored by an historic group of interconnecting buildings, designed by architect W. Welles Bosworth (Class of 1889), which facilitate interaction and communication among MIT's schools and departments.
