The phrase "accomplished group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a team or collection of individuals who have achieved a high level of skill or success in a particular area.
Example: "The conference was attended by an accomplished group of scientists who shared their groundbreaking research."
Alternatives: "skilled team" or "expert group".
Jews are a famously accomplished group.
(Woolfe) ★ Talea Ensemble (Friday) This accomplished group specializes in toothy works by important modernist composers, making its performances stick through refinement and utter conviction.
IOMCGA president Juliet Holt said it is a "very accomplished group".
This is accomplished by providing a highly select and accomplished group of academically oriented trainees a research experience mentored by members of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, and other affiliated faculty interested in digestive disease research.
The authors on this year's longlist are an accomplished group.
Maybe, but this Series features the least accomplished group of starting pitchers in history.
For instance, Simon and Cao find that these incentives have thus far failed to recruit the most-highly trained and accomplished groups [ 24].
They point out two aspects of game environments that companies might consider adopting: One, nonmonetary incentives built into a game economy strongly motivate individuals to accomplish group aims.
Analysis of the domain architecture of these proteins indicates that while FYVE and PX domain proteins are involved in certain universal cellular functions, they have also been customized to accomplish group-specific functions by associating with certain group-specific domains.
His sons were accomplished age group runners, including his oldest son, Barry, who ran a marathon in 3 17 at age 12.
Large-scale data center suffers from overload of data traffic on some bottleneck links, due to the fact that cloud-based services are mostly accomplished by group communications with multicast traffic.
