The phrase "group lead" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to refer to a person who is the leader or manager of a specific group or team within an organization. Example: "As the group lead of the marketing department, Sarah is responsible for overseeing all promotional campaigns and coordinating with the rest of the team."
I think that is why we saw that group lead the pack today".
During the first four miles, the elite group, lead by Haile Gebrselassie were inside projected world record pace.
The successful group, led by Silver Lake Partners and Mr. Volpi's Index Ventures, beat out a rival group lead by Elevation Partners, another Silicon Valley private equity fund.
"But YOU are God!" With a group lead by Maradona, it is the spirit of the 1986 World Cup winning team that the AFA is looking to recreate.
A few years ago, I went to the Laguna San Ignacio with a group lead by Bruce Mate of Oregon State University.
Qatar won its second straight game in Asian qualifying for the 2002 World Cup, maintaining its group lead by beating Palestine, 2-1, yesterday in Hong Kong.
Target: RO (with support from Copenhagen) S. No. R1: UNICEF, as nutrition sub-group lead, to facilitate quick gathering of empirical evidences to make a case to donors and GOG for complementary nutritional support to children from IDP families who will continue to live as IDPs for much longer than initially anticipated.
In 1952 a report by the trade group Lead Industries Association counted 197 incidents of lead poisoning in nine cities, at least 40 of them fatal.
The defendants in the case are the industry trade group Lead Industries Association and eight manufacturers, including American Cyanamid, DuPont and Sherwin-Williams.
It is encouraging to see more efforts addressing the lack of a common standard for impact data like the work of the newly formed Inspiring Impact Group lead by an influential cohort of sector leaders and experts.
Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group lead a clutch of lenders bailed out by governments across the 27-country Union that now have to downsize to appease the commission in return for approval of their rescue.
