The phrase "talent students" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to students who have a special gift or ability in something, for example: "Our school has many talented students in music and art."
EECS at MIT works hard to add the best talent: students, staff, and faculty.
The recruitment of talent (students, staff, researchers and academics) from global markets is imperative as is the development of high level critical skills.
In effect we are growing our own talent". Students will acquire the essential skills of flood risk management as they work in different areas of the agency's business on three-month secondments.
Prof. Yu is also a distinguished educator who has instructed and inspired several generations of talent students for the country and has made outstanding contributions to the development of the agricultural science and education in China.
"There is so much raw but natural talent among students," he says.
Too many times, talent in students is seen a problem, not an opportunity.
He first began to find himself at Chouinard Art Institute, later the California Institute of the Arts, one of the most important crucibles of postwar Los Angeles talent, with students and faculty like Mr. Irwin, Ed Ruscha and John Baldessari.
Another firm, Catalyte, helps tech companies discover untapped computer science talent among students at community colleges or in other settings.
Clients can then hire proven talent once students graduate.
We're unique because we focus on the extraordinary undiscovered talent that students have".
With the current dearth of talent, these students will easily find a job.
