The phrase "a group of random" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or individuals that are chosen without a specific pattern or purpose, but it typically needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "We observed a group of random people gathered at the park, each engaged in their own activities."
Alternatives: "a collection of random" or "a set of random".
Before the dropped funds were dropped, they underperformed a group of random funds by 1.43 percentage points.
Like any social situation in which a group of random people is confined to a small space – like a high school, or prison – it promises immediate transitory friendships, drama and the opportunity to scorn new arrivals.
The Cyclists' Union has long ceased to be a group of random activists; it is now a respectable organisation with 34,000 paying members whose expertise is in worldwide demand.
What that means is that if you put a bunch of physicians from different countries together in a room, they are likely to have more shared work-related values compared to a group of random people from the same country.
I considered a random sample of articles, but if you gather a group of random wikipedia articles, it's probably going to track certain trends that different kinds of events are going to influence.
Due to the random nature of the occurrence of the gain variations in actual implementation, ROGVs, to be regulated by a group of random variables with Gaussian distribution, are utilized to better reflect this phenomenon.
Restoring a group of random-valued impulse noise gathered in a stain is not trivial, because the stain pixels take on the same values as those of the original pixels.
Since late February, a group of five random visitors a week, clad in protective suits, has been allowed inside the cave, part of a scientific study whose goal is to determine "if there is a form of public visiting that is compatible with the adequate conservation of Altamira," José Antonio Lasheras, the director of the Altamira museum, said in an interview in his office.
There were many a night where I'd come home to her throwing up in a mug, or passed out on the couch with a cigarette burning in her hand, or with a large group of random people doing all kinds of drugs.
My first night there, I was talking to a group of people about random things, trying to get to know them, when the topics of gay marriage/gay rights/LGBT issues in general came up.
You know, it's that perfectly logical idea that a group of monkeys hitting random keys on keyboards for infinity will eventually end up producing the works of Shakespeare.
