The phrase "a group of original" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a collection of original items or works, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The exhibition featured a group of original paintings by renowned artists."
Alternatives: "a collection of original" or "a set of original".
First the good news: a group of original cast-members with more than 4,000 shows clocked up between them are forming a new band, Space Elevator.
I liked the attention.' A natural hustler, he worked all the time, in off-Broadway shows and even as 'the third banana in a group of original burlesque comedians who were as old as dirt'.
A group of original homeowners in the subdivision, who paid full price in 2006, had held a Thanksgiving gettogether to which newcomers like Angie Harris, who had bought in for much less, were not invited.
In the coarse grain model, a group of original particles is simulated using a large-sized particle termed a coarse grain particle, where the total energy is modeled to agree between the coarse grain and original particles.
Osler's founding letter, in addition to announcing the endowment, suggested criteria for Club membership, proposed a group of original members, and concluded with a promise to contribute special book items to the library.
A group of original denizens of this land have taken a big step in the move toward sustainability.
"When advertisers and the fashion world co-opted the image of hippies, a group of the original hippies in San Francisco literally buried the image of the hippie," Rubin explained.
Laguna's Assistance League was founded in 1952 as the Las Amigas Guild by a group of 14 original members.
A group of the original Iceland expedition led by Kylin returns to Europe, bearing the memory of the devastation they caused.
Dr. Wilson, who earned a law degree when he was 52 and is now a patent lawyer, belongs to what is a small group of original owners of Wright homes.
A certain intrepid spunk marked the creation of Stratton, which was financed by a small group of original investors, including the novelist Pearl S. Buck, who each ponied up $500 in the late 1950's.
