The phrase "a core selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fundamental or essential group of items or choices within a larger set.
Example: "The museum features a core selection of artworks from the Renaissance period."
Alternatives: "a fundamental collection of" or "an essential group of".
In the fridges, you will find several Liverpool Organic and Fordham's bottles and a core selection of reliable Belgian beers, such as Duvel, Maredsous and Brugse Zot.
Wallingford Bookshop 10c St Martin's Street, Wallingford, Oxon OX10 0149101491 834383 A small but well proportioned shop that not only stocks a core selection of popular books but also supports less mainstream offerings.
In this paper, we study the core selection component of SPAN and propose two novel algorithms, SPAN/COST and SPAN/ADJUST, which define the core-selection component of SPAN.
They consist of two stiff and strong material skins and a low modulus material core; a favourable selection of face and core materials allows the sandwich system to develop the optimum structural characteristics, weight and cost for a specific application.
These are commonly known as the process of core selection and application mapping respectively.
The specimen core selection from tissue blocks of the OSCCs included two 1.5-mm-diameter cores for each case.
Bang, H.S. Choo, On core selection algorithm for reducing delay variation of many-to-many multicasts with delay-bounds, in: Proc.
Due to the design of the survey, the core selection criterion for ADHD was based solely on the diagnosis made by a dedicated healthcare professional.
PDPT Core makes a selection of artefacts to be prebuffered to mobile SQL Server CE.
To identify candidate loci linked to genomic regions that might have experienced divergent selection, we used the 92 fiber flax accessions present in the core collection (Additional file 6: Table S3) The "line selection" module in PowerMarker v.3.25 [ 63] allows the selection of a core set of lines from a large germplasm collection that maximizes the genetic diversity.
In the context of evolution, evolutionary medicine (the application of modern evolutionary theory to understanding health and disease) provides such examples and should increase understanding of a core component of evolution, natural selection.
