'grouped individuals' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It could be used to refer to a group of people who have been grouped together for a specific purpose. For example, "The survey gathered responses from several grouped individuals about their opinions on the economy."
We observed that both isolated and grouped individuals achieved a similar level of thermoregulation (mean Tb over trial) within a thermal gradient, but that individuals within a group had lower thermoregulatory precision.
We grouped individuals into three distinct distress classes based on external stressors and indicators of internally generated stress.
Nevertheless, considering that the Jewish community has grouped individuals into categories for generations -- for ease of comparison so that we might diagnose what is inevitably wrong with us -- I believe "insider"/ outsider" is both the most important and least examined dichotomy in the Jewish community today.
Both SSR and AFLP data grouped individuals from Q. liaotungensis and Q. mongolica populations separately, but AFLP distinguished the individuals of the two groups slightly better.
Hierarchical cluster analysis, using partial warp and uniform component scores as variables, consistently grouped individuals with members of their own species (Fig. 10).
Within the Central American region we grouped individuals from Mexico, Nicaragua and Costa Rica separately from Panamanian birds based on the lack of continuity of lowland tropical forest between these areas and evidence of corresponding geographic structure in other organisms, including other top predators utilizing a similar prey base [12], [13], [68].
We then grouped individual repeats by their frequency.
But it now lets you group individuals from multiple networks.
What steps have been taken by special interest groups, individuals, the government and/or businesses?
Not those involved in wrestling or other sports that group individuals by weight.
Unfortunately for Trump, he has gone after a group individuals who always get the last word.
