The phrase "a group of observations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple data points or findings collected during research or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we analyzed a group of observations to identify trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a set of observations" or "a collection of observations."
The merge_obs script replaces the merge_all script and lets you easily create an exposure-corrected image of a group of observations.
These properties hold for the combination of representers that is associated with a group of observations and functions of model variables that combines model variables (e.g. salt flux).
The term catalysis (from the Greek kata-, "down," and lyein, "loosen") was first employed by the great Swedish chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius in 1835 to correlate a group of observations made by other chemists in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Here, as we have done elsewhere with respect to the frailty index,[26] [28] we have employed these techniques by applying the re-sampling procedure to a group of variables rather than to a group of observations.
Nevertheless, these results belong to a group of observations that link the natural antiviral response with a toxic impact on endogenous immune cells like alveolar macrophages [19] or PMN [18], [22].
In a CRF, each restaurant corresponds to a group of observations, and the customers are observations.
Urthecast is one of a group of Earth observation start-ups currently in the process of launching and commissioning space hardware.
In order to monitor the welfare of an individual or a group of animals, additional observations to those already detailed were instigated at the discretion of the study director.
It was a summer afternoon in the Bay of Fundy when a group of researchers conducting observations of the whales' summer feeding habits found themselves with front row seats to a scene that would make even Christian Grey, the eponymous male character in the Fifty Shades of Grey book and film, blush.
We studied change in function and health status in 18,485 RA patients (135,731 observations) at six-month intervals for up to 11 years, including a group of 4,911 patients (59,630 observations) who switched to biologic therapy from non-biologic therapy.
In recognition of the large effort needed to extract the various types of scientific information from the complex set of observations a group of institutions and organisations have joined the SMART consortium (SwarmMagnetic andAtmosphericResearchTeam).
