The phrase "a syndicate of five" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or organization consisting of five members, often in contexts related to business, crime, or collaboration.
Example: "The investigation revealed that a syndicate of five was behind the recent string of robberies in the city."
Alternatives: "a group of five" or "a coalition of five".
For the First Folio, a large undertaking of more than 900 pages, a syndicate of five men was formed, headed by Edward Blount and William Jaggard.
It is negotiating a $5 billion bridge loan from a syndicate of five banks, which would give it up to two years to pick its moment to raise a similar amount in the bond market.
For the First Folio, a large undertaking of more than 900 pages, a syndicate of five was formed, headed by Edward Blount and William Jaggard; the Folio was printed, none too well, by William's son, Isaac.
A syndicate of eight banks will get $310.9 million from PCCW and Telstra, the companies said.
He said Clay, as a business enterprise, was owned & operated by a syndicate of ten leading citizens of Louisville, mostly distillers.
He added that Clay, as a business enterprise, was owned and operated by a syndicate of ten leading citizens of Louisville, mostly distillers.
A "shocked and fuming" Mandy Milby revealed that she had played every week since the Lottery was introduced in 1994, both by herself and as part of a syndicate of three, at a total cost of £27 a month.
The new deal could result in about 70% of INM, in which telecoms tycoon Denis O'Brien holds a 29.9% stake, ending up being owned by a syndicate of eight banks.
Any problems raising the fund could prove complicated for Hicks, Muse, which has been financing some recent deals using a bridge loan of over $1 billion provided by Chase and a syndicate of seven other lenders.
In 1893 the asylum sold the north side of 74th, which the Real Estate Record & Guide said was bought "by a syndicate of eight gentlemen who will build homes for themselves".
Acting fast, he formed a syndicate of four trustees and an outside collector to buy the estate, insisting first on assurances that they would give the Modern whatever it needed to fill gaps in its collection.
