The phrase "a group of objects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple items or entities that are considered together as a collective.
Example: "In the museum, there was a group of objects from ancient Egypt that fascinated the visitors."
Alternatives: "a collection of items" or "a set of things".
A group of objects from the house provides a vignette of High Victorian domesticity, with a touch of the exotic.
Rather, Mr. Williams, wearing a red-checked gingham shirt, a brown fedora and baggy blue jeans, was explaining a group of objects that had been carefully arranged in the open mouth of a whimsical fiberglass monster.
On display will be a group of objects from Khokhlova's archive, including never-before-published photographs as well as a letter Jean Cocteau wrote to Olga in the 1920s that mentions Degas in a complex, poetic way.
Bowling, also called tenpins, game in which a heavy ball is rolled down a long, narrow lane toward a group of objects known as pins, the aim being to knock down more pins than an opponent.
That's the idea behind so-called "brain training" apps – by playing different types of puzzles that require you to, say, remember sequences of numbers, or concentrate on finding the odd one out in a group of objects, then our general memory abilities will improve, and we'll be better at concentrating on difficult everyday tasks.
Show him a group of objects and he could tell you, "What color is wood and four-corner?" or, "What shape is paper and purple?" Dr. Pepperberg was hoping to train Alex to spin his own recursions, informing her that the nut was "in the blue cup that's on the tray" or "in the yellow box on the chair".
Pairs of complex eyes of insects represent another example, together forming a group of two clusters of ommatidia and thus a group of object clusters.
Another example is the distribution pattern of all honeybee colonies in a given region, with each colony being an object group and their distribution being a group of object groups.
The same applies to the worldwide distribution of deciduous forests, which forms a group of object groups or, at a finer level of granularity, even a group of groups of cell clusters.
A derived object is calculated out by a group of image objects during a transaction processing.
For Peter, the term signifies a form, and supposits naturally for a class of objects, whereas an occurrence of the term supposits accidentally on an occasion of use for a group of those objects.
