The phrase "chosen students" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of students who have been chosen for a particular purpose. For example, "The principal chose five outstanding students to represent the school at the conference."
It was certainly an honor, if a nerve-wracking one, for the five chosen students.
In particular, travel to and from the Guardian Education Centre for the 30 chosen students from the winning school must be arranged and funded by the winning school.
The kindergarten lottery ended, the chosen students trooped out to the cafeteria for a group photo and the sixth-grade lottery began.
But when the researchers returned at the end of the year, they found that the chosen students had, on average, made significantly more progress than their peers.
Except for the visit to the Guardian Education Centre by the 30 chosen students from the winning school, the prizes, (if not collected at the Award Ceremony) will be sent to the winners by 30th November 2016.
This involves three chosen students, each from a different school, meeting three herculean challenges; the victor receives a cup wrought of rarest crystal, the kind that you get for winning a pro-celebrity tennis fest in Palm Springs.
Schools with more qualifying applicants than seats generally choose students by lottery.
The Intel contest, once the Westinghouse Science Talent Search, chooses students on their ability to conduct original scientific research.
They choose students who have a rich early childhood environment, good nutrition and stable social circumstances.
Sister Beth said that she chose students for the program based largely on their commitment to lessons and their musicality.
Three new high schools on City University of New York campuses will also begin using the test this year to choose students.
