I'm curious about opinions that this is part of a trope or pattern I sometimes notice in English: we can interpret "The Tortured Poets Department" as kind of a more euphonious way of writing "The Department of Tortured Poets."<p>While "The Tortured Poets' Department" is also valid English, it changes the meaning slightly from how we usually think of what a Department means. A Department doesn't <i>belong</i> to the group of people, instead it <i>consists</i> of them.<p>I'm not sure if I'm imagining that this is even a real pattern, or if it is, is there a word for it?