"audience of students" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a group of students who are listening to a speaker or watching a performance. Example: The professor delivered a lecture to a large audience of students, who were eager to learn about the topic.
The audience of students moaned in disbelief.
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Later, when answering three questions from the audience of students and faculty, Mr. Romney returned to the theme of attracting young people to the Republican Party.
An American vice president wouldn't visit China again until last month, when Joe Biden addressed a similar audience of students from the same university, in the same city.
A teacher first plans lessons, then teaches in front of an audience of students and other teachers along with at least one university observer.
Donald Trump challenged an audience of students on Wednesday to disagree with his decision not to fire his campaign manager over allegations that he assaulted a woman.
He also speaks well about historical contexts, although given his audience of students and professionals he was probably talking to the already initiated.
Speaking to an audience of students organized by the university's College Democrats club, Mrs. Clinton said they must look beyond their immediate self-interest.
In his first critical comments about Corbyn, the union leader told an audience of students in York that Corbyn "has to come to terms" with his leadership.
She got so wrapped up that she even invoked the signature theme of her husband's 1992 campaign, telling an audience of students to "put people first".
