"a further selection of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce additional choices or options after a previous selection has already been made. Example: After browsing through the menu, the waiter presented us with a further selection of desserts to choose from, including a decadent chocolate cake and a refreshing fruit sorbet.
We therefore also performed a further selection of the 17 583 exon array probe sets, by selecting the 5000 most variable probe sets of these 17 583 (1.74% of the total number of 'core' probe sets, Figure 2B).
The launch of the show, hosted by Emma Willis, was given a staggered start with a further selection of hopefuls to be added tonight.
The launch of the show has been given a staggered start with a further selection of hopefuls expected to be added to the Channel 5 show tomorrow.
Below, a further selection of the responses, both laudatory and skeptical, to these unusual videos.
A further selection of this initial dataset of putative protein-coding genes was made by discarding transcripts with open reading frames shorter than 300 nucleotides.
From these genes a further selection of those where the GB and the adjacent regions do not intersect other genes was made.
A further selection bias of the study population with respect to the attendance of hospital wards, between medical (clinical) and nursing/midwifery (pre-clinical) students, prevented any specific risk assessment for TB infection in the different healthcare schools.
The articles identified by means of these search criteria were subject to a further selection process consisting of the removal of the complete study or individuals within the articles that met any of the exclusion criteria (Table 1).
The widely used enrichment approach consists reaction of the carbonyl group with biotin hydrazide and a further selection, by means of immobilized avidin or streptavidin on an affinity column (Mirzaei et al. 2008).
A further selection step by Significance Analysis of Microarrays (SAM) selected 13 of the remaining 20 genes with q-values ≤ 0.15 (Table 2).
However, since the survey was conducted using computer-assisted telephone interviewing, a further selection bias was introduced by virtue of the fact that only people who could afford a landline telephone connection were included in the sample.
