The phrase "accessory groups" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fashion, design, or any field where additional items or components are categorized as accessories.
Example: "The store offers a wide range of accessory groups, including bags, jewelry, and hats to complement your outfit."
Alternatives: "supplementary items" or "additional accessories".
In the automobile accessory group, Electric Autolite's estimated earnings are $14 and the stock is selling for 80.
For the "Firm-4″ group, the core and accessory group clusters were not determined, since the group only had two members, which were not closely related.
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.
Both applications are included in the Windows accessories group, but most sound cards come with their own.WAV file recorder/players.
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.
There were 4,411 accessory orthologous groups (i.e., proteins that occurred in from 2 to 10 proteomes) and 5,584 unique proteins (encoded once on only one of the eleven genomes).
