The phrase "and varied groups of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different types or categories of people or things that are diverse in nature.
Example: "The conference will feature speakers from varied groups of professionals, including educators, scientists, and artists."
Alternatives: "and diverse categories of" or "and different types of".
The clash is a rerun of the 2009 final, won by Pakistan, and matches the two most effective and varied groups of bowlers in the competition.
Help children find a balanced view of themselves, so they enjoy learning and discovering new avenues of interests and varied groups of friends.
However, no significant difference was found between IL-22 expression and varied groups of clinical characteristics for colon cancer patients (Table 1).
The Media Re:public project's research process benefited from a large and varied group of contributors, authors, and interlocutors.
After going into private practice, Marv represented a long and varied group of clients at his firm Segal & Hundley.
Like most trains in the Northeast Corridor, 188 had brought together a diverse and varied group of professionals: businessmen alongside consultants alongside graphic designers alongside start-up founders.
But this week the museum announced the acquisition of a large and varied group of artworks that show Mr. Rub making a mark in his own quiet way.
While many modeling and simulation approaches exist, a support to communicate the modeling process to a large and varied group of stakeholders is lacking.
Not only because they try to project one point of view onto the experiences of a wide and varied group of immigrants, but also because they are not always true.
But we're going back to our corners with the knowledge that there's a large and varied group of people who don't believe we're entitled to basic human rights – and who can't wait for their next shot at knocking us down.
But a wide and varied group of critics, including broadcast executives, Broadway producers, The Walt Disney Co. and ministers, warn that the use of unlicensed portable devices on that spectrum could cause interference on broadcast channels and wireless microphones used for sermons, university lectures and live performances.
