The phrase "audition of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific audition event or process, often in the context of performing arts or casting.
Example: "The audition of the new play will take place next week at the theater."
Alternatives: "casting call for the" or "tryout for the".
At nine, she went along to the open audition of The Piano because all her friends were going.
It took 17-year-old Cody Frost – the last audition of the episode – to make the bold move to join Team George.
The way he moved around the ring was a thing of beauty – as though he turned up for an audition of the Soul Train line in boots and gloves.
Mine was the last audition of the day and so there was this rather awkward moment when he appeared in the doorway and we said: "Oh, hello, how are you?" to one another.
Though he'll never ace the audition of the White Swan, Manning woke up a sleepy Giants offense by scrambling for 14 yards on third down before Brandon Jacobs rumbled 34 yards to set up the first touchdown — a leaping 4-yard grab by Nicks in the back of the end zone.
Who gave your favorite audition of the night?
He entered the Met's "Auditions of the Air" in 1941 and lost.
With his encouragement, she competed in the "Auditions of the Air" in 1949 and won a contract with the opera, where she sang for the next four years.
A commercial for local auditions of the syndicated game show Family Feud is shown, prompting them to try out the next day.
Shakira borrowed a move from Usher's playbook to steal the last contestant on her team as the blind auditions of "The Voice" wrapped.
"You Lost Me" was also performed by Spanish singer Alberto Bellido Marquez during the auditions of the third season of The X Factor in Germany on September 7 , 2012 and Ukrainian The X Factor contestant Vladyslav Kurasov on January 19 , 2013
