The phrase "a world of fans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and diverse group of enthusiastic supporters or admirers of something, such as a sports team, a celebrity, or a particular genre.
Example: "The concert attracted a world of fans, all eager to see their favorite band perform live."
Alternatives: "a sea of fans" or "a multitude of fans."
A world of sports fans turns its lonely eyes to you.
And fissures in their relationships to a world of sports fans and the nations in which they reside are starting to form.
A world of music fans (ourselves included) eagerly awaits the Sundance Film Festival debut of SHUT UP AND PLAY THE HITS, a film that tells the story of beloved indie band LCD Soundsystem's last days playing music together.
In a range that could have been pulled from the best VFILES Made showcase's collections, she provided enough of a world for fans to cop the hot ticket slides, flat-form creepers, or trainers from the line.
A Silent Desktop PC 05.09.02 In a world of PCs with noisy fans, NEC launches a computer that says, 'Shhhh!'.
The Internet is expected to free musicians from their shackles, open up a world of new choices for fans and otherwise redistribute the power long held by the big, bad record companies.
After launching the app, tap that smartphone to the tag at the bottom of a jersey and presto change-o there's a world of content at any fan's fingertips.
While we can thank CollegeHumor for introducing Amir to Jake, the credit for the eponymous series that launched their careers (and a world of in-jokes, subreddits, fan clubs, and world tours) goes to Vimeo.
But the celebrities were from a different world than my own -- a world of "Hollywood parties" and fawning fans and a kind of moral lawlessness that seemed to emanate exclusively from Los Angeles itself, an addiction hellmouth.
Mining this rich archive, historian Elena Razlogova meticulously recreates the world of fans who undermined centralized broadcasting at each creative turn in radio history.
