"fraudulent groups" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a group of individuals or organizations who engage in fraudulent activities. This phrase can be used in a variety of contexts, such as discussing scam schemes or fraudulent business practices. Example: The government issued a warning about the rise of fraudulent groups pretending to be legitimate charities, asking for donations to support fake causes.
Douglas Robinson, a spokesman for Neighborworks America, a nonprofit housing preservation group that participates in the Hope Now initiative, says that fraudulent counseling groups often use variations of the names of legitimate government programs.
But the surging demand for a weight loss "silver bullet" has fueled a rapid rise in fraudulent advertising, industry groups and regulators say.
Buendía was recognized largely for his investigative reporting, and particularly for his coverage of the CIA's covert operations in Mexico, the rise of ultra-rightwing groups, fraudulent businessmen, corruption in Mexico's state-owned petroleum company Pemex, and the role of organized crime in Mexico's political system.
According to Wired, Hammond erased Stratfor files and databases and asked Anonymous members to use some stolen Stratfor client credit cards to make some $700,000 worth of "fraudulent donations to nonprofit groups".
But Marcos claimed victory in those polls -- widely seen as fraudulent -- leading a group of military officers to mutiny against him on Feb. 22 and holed up with a small force in a military camp in Manila, leading to three days of protests by hundreds of thousands that finally toppled him.
Clark claimed that there had been no evidence for the directors to act on against Maxwell, telling the shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) that "No system of internal control, however elaborate, can stop fraudulent collusion by a group of individuals holding authority and trust.
Mr. Tsvangirai, the leader of Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change, lost the election by 400,000 votes, or 56percentt, in an election most Western observers and human-rights groups denounced as fraudulent.
The paper [26] presents an approach that identifies the fraudulent calls by initially forming groups of mobile phone users based on their calling instances present in the training set.
The point of no return was reached in January 1966, when, after the collapse of order in the west following the fraudulent election of October 1965, a group of army officers attempted to overthrow the federal government, and Prime Minister Balewa and two of the regional premiers were murdered.
At the time, the industry was getting $32 billion a year in federal taxpayer aid but was being investigated for fraudulent practices by a bipartisan group of more than 20 state attorneys general.
