The phrase "alumni selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who have been chosen or designated from a group of alumni, often in contexts like awards, programs, or events.
Example: "The alumni selected for the mentorship program will have the opportunity to guide current students."
Alternatives: "chosen alumni" or "designated alumni".
The M.I.T. alumni selected a swath of waterfront property in Williamsburg that is now home to a manufacturing plant.
During an election in April, Cornell alumni selected two new members of the Cornell University Board of Trustees.
Of the 250 alumni selected as most influential by the editors here at PAW, more than 30percentt attended the grad school – far beyond their proportion in the overall alumni body over the centuries.
The 30 awardees include three Harvard-MIT Program in Health Sciences and Technology (HST) students and two additional MIT alumni, selected for their potential to make significant contributions to U.S. society, culture, or their academic field.
Faculty and alumni select winners from entries submitted by journalists, news organizations and a panel of editors, reporters and journalism teachers.
Faculty members and alumni select winners from entries submitted by journalists, news organizations and a panel of editors, reporters and journalism teachers.
The critics at Columbia University who are angry that President Obama, a Columbia alumnus, selected Barnard for a commencement address flunked the seminar in issue management.
Two Princeton graduate alumni were selected for Time magazine's May 14 list of the world's 100 most influential people.
Alumni were selected from the pool of current residents and interns at Mulago Hospital with the help of a MakCHS alumnus that the study team was familiar with.
As part of their celebration, the journalism faculty, together with an Honorary Committee of alumni, have selected "the 100 outstanding journalists in the United States in the Last 100 Years".
The DAAD alumni were selected by a scientific committee based on their scientific and practical expertise in the field of disaster recovery, rehabilitation, and resilience.
