"movement group" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can refer to a group of people who are united by a common cause or belief and work together to promote social or political change. Example: The feminist movement group organized a protest in front of City Hall to demand equal pay for women.
The movement group for the piece credited in the programme was nowhere to be seen.
DARIEN Darien Nature Center "In the Bag: The Art and Politics of the Reusable Bag Movement," group show.
We assume that like many other group activities associated with collective movement, group dispersal in our model is initiated by leaders.
In Renard and Mavra the singers (from the Mariinsky theatre, St Petersburg) and a movement group performed on a platform behind the orchestra.
To unwind, she dances by herself in her room or in two-hour sessions in a hall with strangers, run by a movement group called 5Rhythms.
(Dunning) AYNSLEY VANDENBROUCKE MOVEMENT GROUP (Wednesday) Circles symbolize communities in "Full Circle," to be danced in the round with flashlights providing the only lighting.
There is something quaintly old-fashioned in their vaguely futuristic look and broadly differentiated movement groups.
But in searching for solutions to these predictable and intractable troubles, progressive social movement groups overlook class culture differences.
Social movement groups and activists in general are facing a drastically different political environment compared to the authoritarian period.
Sheila: We funded some of the early work in Working Films, we love the idea of filmmakers and movement groups working together.
In conclusion, the 5 and 10 s duration active stimulation/bilateral movement groups decreased residual motor dysfunctions that persisted beyond 12 months post stroke.
