The phrase "directors present" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the directors of a company, organization, or other group who are present at a meeting or other event. For example, "The directors present at the meeting unanimously voted to approve the new policy."
But some of the funeral directors present were aware of her advocacy of alternative funeral practices.
Independent directors would be required to meet at least once a quarter without any insider directors present.
In a small London conference centre I heard lots of corporate HR directors present on how they use social media.
Independent directors on main boards ought to be required to meet regularly without executive directors present: otherwise, they will find themselves too easily led by the chief executive and his acolytes.
"There were 10 directors present, but we decided to reflect on our decision".
If that wasn't already enough of a stretch, the band requested that the directors present their ideas on Christmas Day.
Before her book came out, funeral directors presented themselves as humble comforters of the bereaved.
The actor Nick Nolte, who had brought the project to Paramount, chose Mr. Kotcheff among the directors presented by the studio.
An EST/Youngblood production, Graeme Gillis and R J Tolan, co-artistic directors; presented by the Ensemble Studio Theater, William Carden, artistic director; Paul Alexander Slee, executive director.
A Sydney Theater Companyproduction, Cate Blanchett and AndrewUpton, artistic directors; presented bythe Brooklyn Academy of Music, Alan H.Fishman, chairman of the board; KarenBrooks Hopkins, president; Joseph V.Melillo, executive producer.
The National Football Foundation, the Hall of Fame and a committee of Division I-A athletic directors presented ideas for replacing the poll, though the B.C.S. chairman, Kevin, Weiberg, refused to get into details.
