The phrase 'producing students' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase typically implies that the students are participating in some kind of productive activity or achieving measurable results. For example, you could say "Our school has a long history of producing successful students."
In the letter, school officials said Harambee excelled in building students' self-worth, engaging parents and consistently producing students who exceed state standards in math and reading.
"Captains of industry keep saying this is what they need – it's no good producing students who don't know how to boil an egg.
This commitment to producing students who can get jobs and are ready for industry goes back to Bucks' beginnings as "a science and arts school".
"We need to be producing students who embrace self-employment and who are prepared to walk out and create their own businesses.
We should be gratified that our own local neighborhoods are capable of producing students who go on to elite colleges and who, upon graduating, return to give back to our city.
The largest urban Negro community in the country maintained its own opera company, classical-music groups, and literary societies; its segregated schools taught African history, stressed proper manners and speech, and were intent on producing students who were, in Ellington's phrase, "representative of a great and proud race".
While the universities have always been seen as a key source of new technologies, today their role in producing student entrepreneurs is equally important.
"We produce students, we produce jobs, we serve communities," she added.
Some schools produce students who are very confident but who can appear arrogant".
The school has since produced students who have gone into engineering, commerce and other fields.
Jolley's goal, as he describes it, is to produce students who are "capable of genuine creative philosophical thought".
