The phrase "nascent group" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a group that is in the early stages of development or formation. Example: The nascent group of young entrepreneurs showed great potential and determination in their first business pitch.
In October, the United States and European allies decided to shift support to the nascent group.
With conservation high on the agenda, the nascent group plans to promote it both by example and by political pressure.
Adrià supports the operation with product lines, consulting projects and a nascent group of El Bulli Hotels.
We walked to grade school together, and when we went on to junior high I fell in with his nascent group of Chinese or quasi-Chinese friends.
Or so say neuromarketers, a nascent group of researchers who use techniques from neuroscience to analyze people's responses to products and promotions.
We study a nascent group of firms founded by users of video games who became entrepreneurs on entering the animation industry by producing Machinima, a new film genre characterized by shooting film in video games.
For inspiration, the nascent groups looked to Beacon Hill Village in Boston, which pioneered the approach six years ago.
Since the Orlando attack, nascent groups, such as the Muslim Alliance for Sexual and Gender Diversity (MASGD), are also stepping forward.
Washington, D.C.-based attorney Dan Backer, a proponent of super PACs, suspects that much of the money flowing to these nascent groups will come from "the same folks who've always contributed," though he also argues that super PACs will allow more people to get involved and have their voices heard.
Another pointer of widespread malaise was the surprising success of the Five Star Movement, a nascent protest group.
In Silicon Valley, members of a nascent hobbyist group called the Homebrew Computer Club gathered around an Altair at one of their first meetings.
