The phrase "dancing group" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a collective of individuals who dance together, whether for performance, practice, or social purposes.
Example: "The dancing group performed beautifully at the annual talent show, showcasing their hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "dance troupe" or "dance ensemble."
Facing extinction, the world's oldest morris dancing group voted to admit women to their ranks.
And when he's not heads-down working on MAE problem sets, he's dedicating many hours of his time to learning new routines and rehearsing with his campus break dancing group.
The chitalishte has a youth dancing group, a folk music group, a theatrical group, a folk ritual and customs reproduction group and other similar groups.
For example, in NSW, a folk dancing group in a culturally diverse suburb of Sydney was established in 1989 and after ten years the group was still running autonomously and survived the departure of its founder [ 65], suggesting long-term sustained behaviour.
He sent Radio City Music Hall's Rockettes dancing group to perform at the US president's inauguration.
Dr. Norville was alone, consoling herself after a bad date, and Mr. Freilich was there with his medieval folk dancing group.
One former prize fighter, Herbert White, used his experience as a bouncer at Savoy to organize a professional dance troupe known as the Lindy Hoppers, one of the most iconic swing dancing groups of the day.
She was involved in church activities, dancing groups, lawn-bowling clubs and, latterly, the ladies' afternoon tea at her retirement home.
There are Nama Riel dancing groups all over the Northern Cape these days, participating in cultural festivals and performing in their home towns at the weekend.
The parade, which began on August 11 , 1929 now includes politicians, beauty queens, celebrities, musical performers, and dozens of marching, tumbling and dancing groups.
In his gentle corpse-and-cake decorator, Naipaul sees an ancestral ghost of "the dancing groups of Lucknow, lewd men who painted their faces and tried to live like women". He adds: "He frightened me because I felt his feeling for beauty was like an illness; as though some unfamiliar deforming virus had passed through his simple mother to him and was even then..
