The phrase "grouping for" is used in written English.
It is used to indicate that people are forming a group or joining together for a common purpose. For example, "The students were grouping for the annual school fundraiser."
The district's administrators have been grappling with questions of racial balance and ability grouping for years.
The cause has also received new vim from the Ordinariate, a Vatican-sponsored grouping for ex-Anglicans.
One grouping, for instance, gathers costume designs for the ballet "Le Bal" (1929), choreographed by Balanchine, including a series of costume design sketches by de Chirico.
Face, scene and object recognition is built in, as well as automatic smart grouping for location, topics, trips, people and other activities.
Both sides met mediators from the regional IGAD grouping for a second day on Saturday but did not sit down together.
The rose family would be a typical taxonomic grouping for a botanical garden, though the tree species would be grown separately from the rose bushes.
It wasn't pretty but it was crucial, not least because it earned him a place in the final grouping for Sunday's fourth round alongside Zach Johnson and O'Hair, who started the day with a five-shot lead over Woods.
The shorts programs, concentrated this weekend, offer screenings for ages 3 to 6 (sold out), 5 to 10, 8 to 14 and 12 to 18, including a grouping for teenage girls.
Traditional classifiers are unable to discourse the precise need of grouping for such data sets.
We proposed mode selection techniques between transmit beamforming and antenna grouping for a given channel.
Figure 8 Atom grouping for friction analysis along the indenter/work interface.
