The phrase "a respective group of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to distinct groups that are being discussed or compared in relation to something specific.
Example: "The study focused on a respective group of participants from different age brackets to analyze their responses."
Alternatives: "each corresponding group of" or "various relevant groups of".
The questionnaire was completed at the end of a lecture for each respective group of health-related students and took approximately 10 minutes to complete.
This is possibly due to the misidentification as mono-acyl CGAs since both respective group of compounds have a molecular mass of 354 Da for caffeoyl-, 338 Da for p-coumaroyl and 368 Da for feruloyl conjugates [16, 25].
Antiserum or NSS were injected intraperitoneally (i.p). in the respective group of rats twice a week (10 µl/g body weight).
Lines represent fitting curves (shading, 95% confidence interval) for the respective group of rats.
The data were presented as mean ± S.E.M. Indication: #Significant difference from the respective group of OVX-CTRL treated mice; *Significant difference from the TTC9A+/+ OVX-CTRL mice; and †Significant difference from the TTC9A−/− OVX-CTRL treated mice; (p < 0.05).
Similarly, the number of amounts fed specified need to match the number of species specified in the respective group of the RInChI.
To ensure common support in each estimation sample, we delete all treated individuals whose propensity score is smaller than the smallest or larger than the largest propensity score in the respective group of non-treated individuals.
On support are those individuals, whose propensity score is not smaller than the smallest and not larger than the largest propensity score in the respective group of non-treated individuals.
On support are those immigrants, whose propensity score is not smaller than the smallest and not larger than the largest propensity score in the respective group of treated native Germans.
Annually, these associations must elect 'pasture committees' (PCs) jaiyt komitety (Kyrgyz, Russian) as their executive bodies, which consist of representatives of the respective group of pasture users, deputies of the representative body of the local community aiyl kenesh (Kyrgyz), and the head of the executive body of the respective local authority aiyl okmotu (Kyrgyz).
