"acting group" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a group of people who come together to perform or participate in acting activities, such as in a theater production, film, or TV show. Example: Our school's drama department has a talented acting group that puts on an amazing performance every year.
Soon after that raid he was promoted to acting group captain of that squadron, which had become a member of No. 8 (Pathfinder) Group.
Table 1 Objectives, acting group and outputs obtained at each step (+ Futuribles) Objective Group involved Outputs 1st phase: Defining methodology and conceptual framework Group of 11 Prosper experts A clear methodology for study.
When Billie was 16, Littlewood asked her to join her acting group, but her parents would not let her.
By the time she was 6, Shirley was a member of the WGN Players, an acting group.
Mel Ewell, the group operations director, was appointed chief operating officer and will run the company along with the acting group finance director, Eric Tracey.
Though his initial aptitude was in sports, a neck injury put paid to his wrestling ambitions and he joined an acting group at her encouragement.
It was sold in 1980 to a group that tried to use it for local acting groups.
The significant achievement of the Elizabethan stage was connected with the theatres of professional acting groups, not the court theatre.
Cutbacks would mostly affect small arts programs for underserved communities, like local acting groups and painting exhibits -- not the controversial shows sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Mine was the same old story—sort of hanging around little acting groups, and developing the feeling that the theatre embraces everything I like all at one time.
Among the novel features of our local study is the treatment of general discrete acting groups, with the structural assumption of amenability in the case of entropy.
