The phrase "composed of students" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a group, organization, or team that is made up of students. Example: The school's debate team is composed of students from various grade levels.
It was unclear whether the group had been composed of students, or which school they attend.
I recently began leading a new workshop composed of students in their 50s and 60s.
Mr. Feldman, at 6 feet 4 inches, towers over most of the contestants and audience members, composed of students, teachers and parents.
Songs of Solomon, a group composed of students from various New York high schools, appeared last, happily, for it would have been an impossible act to follow.
The studied group also skewed heavily toward white, middle-class families, and was entirely composed of students attending four-year colleges.
On the other side of the political spectrum, there developed a number of conspiratorial groups composed of students, younger army officers, artisans, and members of the lesser gentry.
Field experiences provide teacher candidates an understanding of the values, cultures, and styles of learning and school communities and are typically composed of student teaching, practicum experiences, community service, and service learning [4].
Our response corpus was composed of student explanations from four open-response items about evolutionary change.
Bench-to-Bedside was designed to leverage interdisciplinary education through the formation of entrepreneurial teams composed of medical students, engineering students, business students, and law students – who form start-up companies (Table 1).
The population of the study is composed of the students of students of nursing department.
Two groups of sixth grade students were selected for this study: an experimental group composed of 66 students (34 boys and 32 girls); and a control group composed of 68 students (35 boys and 33 girls).
