The phrase "audition group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who are auditioning for a role or performance together.
Example: "The audition group gathered in the studio to prepare for their performances."
Alternatives: "casting group" or "audition team".
Fourteen judges, two to a room, will winnow down the initial audition group to 15 to 20 singers, who will perform at an outdoor concert on June 9.
Is the opening number really the kind of routine you would have asked an audition group to do? Michael and I were a good team, because he was a jazz dancer, and my training was classical.
In an audition group that included Hailee Steinfeld (True Grit) and Chloë Moretz (Kick Ass), Lawrence was, said Collins, "the only one who truly captured the character [of Katniss]".
Prior to any training on temporal discrimination, thresholds were far better for audition (group mean = 82 ms) than for vision (group mean = 275 ms), and audiovisual temporal discrimination was worse than both (group mean = 305 ms).
Everyone within a certain auditioning group will wait in a room together until the casting judges determine whether or not to pass anyone along.
Describing the X Factor version as "inevitably soulless" and a "pale imitation" before the winner was even decided, or any of the versions of the single had been heard (although I had high hopes for Diana Vickers' version based on this early audition), the group objects to the context of the song's release, and the inevitably mainstream and "inauthentic" nature of X Factor.
Weston persuaded Dorsey to audition the group in 1938, and the eight drove together to New York City.
Each contestant has to make it through an individual audition and group number in order to continue on to the next round, and the judges aren't messing around.
The agency auditioned a group of 40 men and women, then flew them to film the commercial at Tayrona.
Mr. Robinson, who was already with the label, auditioned the group and told the singers to keep working, but he hired away Mr. Tarplin on the spot to play for the Miracles.
A BBC documentary entitled Making It at Holby chronicled their casting process, which entailed seven weeks of auditions, including group workshops to allow the series producers to gauge candidates' personalities.
