The phrase "a select audience of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of people chosen for a particular event, presentation, or communication.
Example: "The film was screened exclusively for a select audience of industry professionals and critics."
Alternatives: "a chosen group of" or "a curated audience of".
Or create a family account and share it with only a select audience of friends and family members.
Every three months he presents the quarterly inflation report to a select audience of financial journalists and City analysts.
He did so before a select audience of foreign dignitaries and local notables, and he wrote his play in colloquial Arabic and revised the plot to suit the taste and views of his audience.
You might have anticipated a minor riot on Saturday night at the Ziegfeld Theater on West 54th Street, where BBC America screened the premiere episode from the forthcoming season of "Doctor Who" for a select audience of lucky fans.
A sincere follower of the way of the qin does not seek fame but, like Boya, prefers a select audience of fragrant pines, craggy peaks, swirling mists and the occasional discerning human.
Gallagher's High Flying Birds, the post-Oasis project that he freely confesses is 'basically me and whoever else is around', are tonight previewing their second album in front of a select audience of invitees and ballot-winners.
Prior to the public performance, L'Estrange undertook the crossing for a select audience including members of the press.
On January 11 2000, looking down at a select audience in the city of Florence, South Carolina, where the crime rate is 3.4 times the national average, Bush asked: "Is our children learning?" For Bush, learning is a lifelong challenge.
Maybe now that webOS apps have a chance of being recognized outside of a select audience, we'll see an application renaissance that drives some real market share points for Palm.
Yet the debate occurs between fans who are themselves out of sync with most of their peers, thus underscoring the fact that Tolkien's work has up until recently been the private domain of a select audience, an audience who by its very nature may have inhibited serious critical examinations of Tolkien's work.
Moffat has said there was a "clue everybody's missed" in the second series cliffhanger, which will be revealed to a select audience at an advance screening of The Empty Hearse at the BFI in London on 15 December.
