The phrase "a group of soft" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a collection of soft items or materials, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "A group of soft pillows was arranged on the couch for added comfort."
Alternatives: "a collection of soft" or "a set of soft".
With this Teutonic exhortation our guide, Richard Oberkalmsteiner, leads us – a group of "soft Scottish mens" – up into the mountains of the South Tirol for a week-long trek around the Sarntal (or Sarentino) Valley.
Give us, we say, a group of soft, dyspeptic men who will lift the big cans with caution and fight the struggling hose in silence, with no breath left over for song or conversation.
Flatworm, also called platyhelminth, any of the phylum Platyhelminthes, a group of soft-bodied, usually much flattened invertebrates.
Pasang Sherpa, part of a group of soft-spoken Nepalis, said, "We have to get all the medallion owners and make a procession to City Hall!
It belongs to one of the better-known Carboniferous arachnid groups, the Trigonotarbida, which may be most closely related to a group of soft-bodied, small arachnids known as the Palpigrada.
If the score is very high, then perhaps it indicates that a group of very soft reviewers were chosen.
We investigated survivin expression on the RNA level (qRT-PCR) and on the protein level (ELISA, Western hybridization) in a group of different soft tissue sarcomas including a few leiomyosarcomas and synovial sarcomas, previously.
According to Parham 2006, "Rhabdomyosarcomas constitute a unique group of soft tissue neoplasms that share a propensity to undergo myogenesis, a well-defined biologic process that primarily occurs during embryonal and fetal development.
The song turned out to be "Roscoe" by Midlake, a group of 21st-century soft-rockers from Denton, Tex.
And yet today the "creative class" no longer calls to mind a generation of struggling artists, but a group of college graduates with soft skills and Internet-based jobs they have difficulty explaining to their parents.
They created a group of organizations to raise soft money and to work together to defeat President Bush, who has raised more than $180 million, the most of any presidential campaign.
