The phrase "a group of occurrences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple instances or events that happen within a certain context or timeframe.
Example: "The study analyzed a group of occurrences related to the rise in temperature over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a series of events" or "a collection of instances".
Now contemplate the idea that the entire history of humanity, along with that of all other monkeys, came about through a similar chance occurrence--a group of ancient primates making an unlikely rafting journey across the Tethys Sea.
According to Knox, 107 a cluster in epidemiology is defined as "a geographically bounded group of occurrences of sufficient size and concentration to be unlikely to have occurred by chance".
A set of discrete state equations is implemented to obtain the departure times of a group of buses following the occurrence of an exogenous delay to one bus at a bus stop.
In patients ≥65 years old the presence of peripheral artery disease could discriminate a group of patients with greater occurrence of B2 and C type lesions, but similar median SYNTAX score.
It's the first night of what will become a weekly occurrence: a group of musicians in New York's free-jazz community gathered together at this new Lower East Side spot to improvise together in varying formations.
Most of the time using the narrative device of throwing a group of individuals together after an occurrence happens, with a supernatural one being one of the most popular.
The GPMiner functionalities allow users to input a group of genes to mine co-occurrence of TFBSs in promoter regions.
The well-defined syndromes are a group of diseases in which the occurrence of signs and symptoms point towards PID in patients with syndromic features.
Developmental and epileptic encephalopathy (DEE) is a group of conditions characterized by the co-occurrence of epilepsy and intellectual disability (ID), typically with developmental plateauing or regression associated with frequent epileptiform activity.
Rolf et al. compared a group of patients treated immediately after the occurrence of shoulder injury (29 patients, using the modified Phemister technique, adding a CC fixation with sutures) with a group of patients who had undergone surgery after failure of conservative treatment (20 patients using the modified Weaver Dunn procedure) [11].
The other was that we calculated statistical significance of the co-occurrence of a group of miRNAs differently.
