"group involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It is normally used to refer to the participation or involvement of a group of individuals in a project or activity. For example: "The team was successful due to the committed group involvement of all members."
Alongside the focus groups, monitoring and evaluation data will be collected after each of the stage 2 intervention activities (number of participants, gender, age group, involvement in previous activities and post code) by FCS or partner organisation staff involved in the delivery of activities.
We reported on the high number of emails we had received from abroad, mostly from North America, and the evidence of pressure group involvement.
McCrum, who appeared to rule out IRA splinter group involvement in the shooting of the two Protestants, admitted that his officers had been outnumbered on Monday but said the violence had not been expected.
McCrum, who appeared to rule out IRA splinter group involvement in the shooting of the two Protestants, admitted his officers had been outnumbered on Monday but said the violence had been unexpected.
In all political systems, be they democratic or authoritarian, the ideological underpinnings of society influence the pattern of interest group involvement in the political process including, potentially, their exclusion from the process entirely.
If group involvement or the ordering of choices changes the process of making a particular decision, and in turn the result — whether because it tweaked our notions of risk or because it helped elevate social goals above individual goals and led to better choices for the global commons — that isn't necessarily a distortion of our true preference.
This is despite the fact that the report provides evidence of major problems in interest group involvements in campaigns and the undue influence of large donors.
The groups' involvement in the presidential race is receiving mixed results.
Dr. Lee E. Koppelman, the executive director of the Long Island Regional Planning Board, said good planning depended on the groups' involvement.
Brian McCaffrey, a vice president of the Long Island Philharmonic, said, "How can we expect adults in the future to want music unless they have exposure to it in their youth?" The cultural groups' involvement varies.
The amide groups involvement is very clear, and the hydroxy groups [either the C 6) or the C(2)] has been suggested to participate too.
