The phrase "a group which succeeded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific group that achieved success in a particular context or endeavor.
Example: "The organization was formed by a group which succeeded in raising awareness about environmental issues."
Alternatives: "a group that triumphed" or "a group that achieved success".
That law has also been challenged by gun rights groups, which succeeded in June in getting a federal judge to block the magazine restrictions from going into effect while the court challenges continue.
Adebolajo appears to have attended events organised by groups which succeeded al-Muhijaroun until around 2011.
Bakri Mohammad said: "He was very, very shy person, he spoke very quietly". Adebolajo appears to have attended events organised by groups which succeeded al-Muhijaroun until around 2011.
Seeking to influence the Obama administration's policies toward Colombia, the group recommended delaying ratification of a long-awaited trade deal until Colombia's government vigorously and effectively confronts the criminal groups, which succeeded paramilitaries formed by landowners decades ago to combat guerrillas.
A first application was an attempt to identify mammalian hosts of the Triatoma protracta group of Chagas disease vectors in Mexico (22 ), which succeeded in anticipating the mammal hosts of 5 of 5 species for which a test was possible.
*The analysis was based on herds which succeeded with the eradication from both the pilot group and the main group.
Which succeeded nicely, apparently.
Which succeeded, in fact.
(1) Host reproduction at a rate g, which succeeds if a randomly chosen neighbor site in the network is empty.
The group devises a plan to regain the card, which succeeds.
In Drakengard, which succeeds the a fifth version of Drakengard 3s events detailed in a supplementary novel, the Watchers use a group known as the Cult of Watchers to spark a religious war and destroy the seals.
