The phrase "a group of recent" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or individuals that have recently emerged or occurred, but it needs additional context to be fully understandable.
Example: "A group of recent studies has shown significant improvements in renewable energy technology."
Alternatives: "a collection of recent" or "a set of recent".
A West Virginia-based MTV reality show called "Buck Wild," which follows a group of recent high school grads living in a rural town, was also recently denied state tax credits because its content portrayed West Virginia in a "derogatory" manner, according to that state's film board.
In Roth's first feature, Cabin Fever," of 2002, a flesh-eating virus attacks a group of recent college graduates.
But among a group of recent Saturday shoppers in Sydney, only one couple showed sympathy toward Ms. Ibrahim's situation.
An added attraction is a group of recent close-up photographs of the Woolworth from every conceivable angle by Holly Hinman, assistant curator of photographs at the society.
So we asked a group of recent NQTs, mentors and course leaders to share their top tips on thriving as an NQT.
Nouvel is having a Rousseau moment: a group of recent projects are essentially landscape designs, buildings whose ornamental vegetation changes with the seasons.
JOSEPH MILLS Already the focus of cultlike interest, Mills fills his first New York solo show with street-scene photographs made in Washington, D.C., in the late nineteen-eighties and a group of more recent photocollages.
Noah Baumbach's first movie, "Kicking and Screaming," from 1995, is about a group of guys, recent college graduates, who don't want to leave college.
But they did not actually meet until the spring of 1916, when O'Keeffe, learning that Stieglitz had hung a group of her recent drawings in his gallery without her knowledge or permission, came to make him take them down.
Disproving that last thought, though, is a group of very recent abstractions made with watercolor on Dura-Lar (a kind of plastic sheeting), in which trails of thinned-out paint streak down the faces of overlapping circles.
The studies were clustered into a group of more recent studies conducted by the same group of investigators (Volandes et al) and a group of studies published in the 1990s.
