The phrase "a group of terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or set of specific words or phrases that are related in some way.
Example: "In this section, we will analyze a group of terms that are commonly used in legal documents."
Alternatives: "a set of terms" or "a collection of terms".
This is especially true for a group of terms in Metrology, namely for the terms kinetic, static, time dependent, time invariant, stable, stationary, drifting etc., which all populate the general environment of the main term dynamics.
If a group of terms was deemed significant, all terms from that group were kept in the model (Lenth [2009]).
Annotation Cluster: a group of terms having similar biological functions.
Relations can be defined by the users or data providers and can vary from generic forms (i.e. synonym or partial match) to more detailed forms to express associations between specific vocabularies (or even specific for a group of terms).
Objective: To determine the cardiovascular outcome of a group of term newborns treated with inhaled nitric oxide (iNO) for severe hypoxemic respiratory failure with associated persistent pulmonary hypertension.
A group of term infants (n = 38) without birth asphyxia was also provided conventional care for comparison.
We tested L CC ratio in a group of term babies, born to mothers without a history of intrauterine infection, through thin and thick meconium, and for comparison in a group of normal babies without meconium.
In the simple terms, a group of teams can't simply form a league and start operations without consequences.
For the search strategy, three search groups were combined with the Boolean operator AND; first, a group of search terms for obstetrics, labor, and birth; second, a group of search terms for outcomes and experiences; and third, search terms for broad study outcomes, such as "outcome and process assessment" or "questionnaire".
After the extension, each protein is associated with a group of GO terms with strong or weak relevance.
A core function "SearchGene" was developed to search functionally related genes for a gene, a group of GO terms, or even a list of biological functions.
