The phrase "a tribe of nomadic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group of people who live a nomadic lifestyle, often moving from place to place rather than settling in one location.
Example: "The anthropologist studied a tribe of nomadic herders who traveled across the vast plains in search of grazing land for their livestock."
Alternatives: "a group of wandering" or "a community of itinerant".
But the patchiness of tenure has also given rise to a tribe of nomadic professors, desperately seeking the next short-term contract.
Dr Cioffi-Revilla gives the example (though he will not name names specifically) of a tribe of nomadic herders known for sharing its notions of veterinary medicine with others.
Unfortunately, behind this shimmering natural spectacle lies a darker human tradition of exploitation and corruption that has impoverished the Kenyan people to whom the reserve actually belongs, a tribe of nomadic cattle herders known as the Masai.
She has 18 months of field experience with the Nyangatom of southwest Ethiopia, a tribe of nomadic pastoralists closely related to the Toposa of South Sudan.
It is home to around 300 people from the Irula caste, a tribe of traditionally nomadic and impoverished hunters.
In Morogoro, even the Masai, a fiercely conservative tribe of nomadic cattle-herders, when sleeping under trees, have started draping themselves in insecticide-soaked bednets.The results of all this were stunning.
In the 20th century, the Maasai, a tribe of traditional semi-nomadic cattle-herders, lost much of their land to the British and the Kenyan government.
These herds were hunted by tribes of nomadic Indians and plundered for their meat and hide by freewheeling horsemen of Spanish descent called gauchos.
Sahrawi, literally 'people from the desert', is the name given to tribes of nomadic and pastoral people who traditionally inhabited WS [ 11].
The Khitan was a confederation of nomadic tribes living on the Mongolia steppe.
Midianite, in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), member of a group of nomadic tribes related to the Israelites and most likely living east of the Gulf of Aqaba in the northwestern regions of the Arabian Desert.
