The phrase "a notable group of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a distinguished or significant collection of people or things within a specific context.
Example: "The conference featured a notable group of experts in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a distinguished group of" or "a remarkable group of".
Wein was producer & a notable group of people were found as sponsors.
In the 10th century al-Manṣūr assembled in Córdoba a notable group of court poets.
Protecting that balance is the strength of the winning proposal by a notable group of architects and landscape designers.
There's a notable group of companies that hasn't spoken out against the law: the international brands that are serving as top sponsors of the Olympics.
Other standouts include the "Major Ringgold Album Quilt," one of a notable group of album quilts from Baltimore made in the mid-19th century, whose characteristic equal-size blocks incorporate designs like wreaths, flowers and fruits.
Although many comic strips are avoiding even the slightest allusion to the attacks or the war in Afghanistan, a notable group of others, including "Doonesbury" and "Millord Filmore," are sharing Mr. McGruder's impulse to comment on the news.
If you don't visit a particular city often, for instance, it would know that's likely a notable grouping of photos.
One very notable group of figures, from Tall al-Asmar, Iraq (ancient Eshnunna), dating from the first of these phases, shows a geometric simplification of forms that, to modern taste, is ingenious and aesthetically acceptable.
The Chinese community was easily the largest and most notable group of immigrants in the city.
Other notable group of supporters included the local artisans and businessmen, whose interests were endangered by the organic work, that is the Polish response to the economical competition promoted by the Settlement Commission and other similar organizations.
Another notable group of genes, encoding transport proteins, is under-represented (P < 0.0001) among the analyzed genes (12.6 and 5.8% are the percentages of expected and observed transport proteins, respectively).
