Sentence examples for a whole groups of from inspiring English sources

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a whole group of

a whole complex of

The phrase "a whole groups of" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a whole group of" or "whole groups of" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The study focused on a whole group of participants who shared similar interests."
Alternatives: "an entire group of" or "a complete set of".

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They can do this because as a whole, groups of players develop predictable patterns of behavior.

Science Magazine

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Instead, each has a whole group of supporters.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

"There is a whole group of people being squeezed.

The Guardian

They are intended to dehumanize a whole group of people.

The New York Times

"Suddenly there was a whole group of us.

The Guardian - Books

We've got a whole group of primaries coming up.

The New York Times

This is about a whole group of people.

The Guardian

Not a whole group of people whose support we need.

The Guardian

There's probably a whole group of people".

The New York Times

He said it [Wednesday] in front of a whole group of people.

The Washington Post

Dementia is a whole group of conditions and we can manage some of the risks.

The Guardian

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