The phrase "avenue a group" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a fragment that lacks clarity and context, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "We need to find an avenue a group can take to address the issue."
Alternatives: "path for a group" or "way for a group".
As the crowd moved through the intersection of Howard and Camden avenues, a group of men and teenagers grabbed soda, water and chips from a hot dog vendor.
The Ninth Street A-1 Block Association, which takes its name from the boundaries of the group's turf, Avenue A and First Avenue, has mellowed along with its neighborhood.
Soon after, he helped to found the Grand Avenue Committee, a group formed to oversee additional development of the avenue.
Mr. Vargas and his friends had been in a confrontation at a bodega on Clinton Avenue with a group of men earlier that night.
These were mildly retarded adults moving into the Glebe Avenue Residence, a group home that opened yesterday just off Westchester Avenue in Castle Hill, a working-class Bronx neighborhood.
A few minutes later, a man named Juan Miranda walked out of the courthouse and told Mr. Hirsch that his troubles began when he was riding in a Maybach on Lenox Avenue with a group, including a friend who is a rapper.
Ms. Yee, 64, has an impressive neighborhood pedigree: she was born and raised in Chinatown, began dancing in nightclubs in the 1950s, and is the founder of the Grant Avenue Follies, a group of former professional dancers who volunteer and raise money for the Chinese Hospital.
Then there's Miss Gay South Africa International, which de Beer sees as an avenue for a group facing rampant discrimination to be appreciated for who they are and get a rare public platform to promote issues unique to their lives.
115 Avenue A, alphabetsnyc.com.
Spread your idea through any/all of the following avenues: As a group identify who else you know who might be interested and what groups your group has access to that might support you.
