"group contact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to interaction between a group of people, such as a contact shared by multiple people in a committee or organization. For example, "We have set up a group contact so that everyone on the committee can receive updates about our project."
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For a quarter of this group, contact with people already working in their chosen industry was their most useful source of advice, compared to the general population, who found careers advisors at school, college or university most useful.
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He said that users should expect to see sales pitches targeted to their specific situations, like "Rates have dropped -- can we have someone from our mortgage group contact you?" Web-enabling A.T.M.'s will also make it cheaper and faster for banks to add new services to the machines and to operate and maintain them.
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Mr. Hanley of The A.P. said he was convinced that reporters at the news group contacted him first.
Officers were called to the scene when a dissident republican group contacted Samaritans, to report a device in the area.
A local environmental group contacted the world society, which ultimately was given permission by the Guatemalan government to rehabilitate the dolphins and set them free.
About 8%% of all individuals in the treatment group contacted the local DI office.
An animal-rights group contacted by the BBC did not express concerns.
