The phrase "a very special group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a particular collection of individuals that holds significance or uniqueness in a specific context.
Example: "The charity event was organized by a very special group of volunteers who dedicated their time to helping those in need."
Alternatives: "an extraordinary group" or "a unique group".
I feel strongly that my town and more important a very special group of involved parents have been misrepresented.
"I'm one more in a very special group of players, of a great team that is very united," he added.
"To have captained his country, to play at three World Cups and indeed score in one of those, marks him out amongst a very special group of players".
"They're a very special group," says Hodgkinson. "They've all trained themselves in various techniques and they're rebuilding it, brick by brick".
I work with a very special group of people and I wouldn't trade that for a big-budget movie that shoots for four months, with a guy screaming at me on a megaphone.
There is, however, a very special group of fauna that has taken up summer residence on the second floor of the National Academy of Design, 1083 Fifth Avenue, at 89th Street (369-4880).
"I'm part of this family and it's a very, very special group," Puckett said.
Identification of several new highly virulent strains of Francisella from farmed fish has opened up for a broader comparison between members of this important and very special group of bacteria.
A spokesman added: "We have enormous admiration and respect for this very special group of men who served our country in conditions that are quite unimaginable to us today.
She took great joy from her very special group of friends, and was made complete by the stars in her sky... her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
When combined with the impact he has had on national science policy, on industry and on Institute affairs, he clearly belongs in the very special group of Institute Professors," said Lotte L. Bailyn, chair of the faculty and the T Wilson (Class of 1953) Professor of Management.
