The phrase 'group of contributors' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of people who have collaborated together on a project or task. For example: "The project was a success, due to the hard work of the group of contributors."
Their suggestions are mediated by Mr Lessig and a core group of contributors.
Fab 5 Freddy regards rap "as a long, broad road with a wide group of contributors, going back generations.
There was an expectation at the time that the original group of contributors would be squeezed for more and the scheme extended to other financial institutions.
He invited a group of contributors to the Barton Creek Resort and Spa outside Austin, Tex., last week for a political briefing and dinner.
Eggers has gathered a smart group of contributors, mostly young, a few known to the novel-reading public (David Foster Wallace, Rick Moody, Jonathan Lethem) and many of them living in Brooklyn, New York.
As in 1986, the editor is Don Michael Randle, now the president of the University of Chicago as well as a professor of music there, and he again commands a formidable group of contributors.
Crowdsourcing and open-source software — computer programs developed and debugged by far-flung groups of contributors — are other examples of the "open innovation" approach, he says.
The firm already runs more than 80 websites covering topics from gadgets (Engadget.com) and music (Spinner.com) to fashion (Stylelist.com) and local news (Patch.com).In AOL's journalistic universe there are three groups of contributors.
The problem of finding contributor profiles is analogous to identifying a set of groups of contributors with similar behavior.
These various groups of contributors coordinated their actions very little, if at all.
Three groups of contributors, comprised of specialists in psychological theory, health services research, and health psychology were involved in a 6-phase process.
