The phrase "accessory group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of items or individuals that serve as supplementary or additional components to a primary subject or group.
Example: "The accessory group for the main product includes various attachments and enhancements that improve its functionality."
Alternatives: "supplementary group" or "additional group".
In the current study, the structure activity relationships of accessory groups at the 3- and 9-positions of pyrimido[1,2-c][1,3]benzothiazin-6-imine were investigated for the development of more potent anti-HIV agents.
The company has also been lifted by a report it had rejected several takeover approaches from US fashion accessories group Coach.
Last year LVMH teamed up with its archrival Prada S.p.A. to win a bidding war with the Gucci Group for another high-class brand, Fendi, the Italian apparel and accessories group.
The rebranding comes as the house is completing its transformation into a "pure" apparel and accessories group, shedding some of the broader collection of businesses on which it once depended.
Microsoft's accessories group is still struggling to develop its own miniature Holy Grail an optical, cordless mouse, says the company's mouse product manager, Christine Kerr.
Tabb's background in brand management, creative direction, design, development and manufacturing has seen her working for brands like Kate Spade, Donna Karan, DKNY, Rebecca Minkoff, BCBG, and Herve Leger – work that made her consultancy Lane Tabb Accessories Group (owned by Volume & Tone LLC) a good candidate to partner with when it came to producing the jewelry for Cuff.
For boys: Follow the steps above for the girls, but instead of organizing your hair accessories, group any similar objects that you may have, such as Pokemon cards or mini cars.
My panel included Steven Raichlen, the author of "Planet Barbecue!" and a manufacturer of barbecue tools who has contributed articles to The New York Times Trace Weskampp, director of Weber's accessory business group; and Scott Roberts, the owner of the Salt Lick, an outpost of barbecue nirvana in Driftwood, Tex.
Chlorite is the most common accessory mineral group found in high purity talc ore used in cosmetic or pharmaceutical consumer talcum products.
