The phrase "a means to select" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or tools that facilitate the process of choosing or picking something.
Example: "The software provides a means to select the best candidates for the job based on their qualifications."
Alternatives: "a method to choose" or "a way to pick".
The use of spectral phasors selection through the correlation with image features provided a means to select for spectral components based on the structural and morphological characteristics of the fluorescent sample without bias.
Sperm selection using hyaluronan binding provides, for the first time, a means to select individual sperm of enhanced genetic and developmental integrity for use in ICSI.
The other one is the erythromycin resistance protein (23S ribosomal RNA adenine N-6 methyltransferase, ErmC), which confers a means to select for enhanced expression.
Module provides a means to select an output value given one or several input values.
This provides a means to select the correct axiom from among V = LΩ, V = LΩS, V = LΩ, and their variants.
This provided a means to select local and public clouds for mobile applications in order to increase the performance and scalability of the applications.
Solving an encoding assignment problem means to select a subset of the edges such that each object is assigned to exactly one color and the sum of merit scores along selected edges is maximized.
To discriminate means to select or distinguish based on identifiable characteristics.
The company needs training in every aspect of what it means to select on talent.
In the case of AbdA and Exd, we showed that EMSA provides a mean to select the best suited fusion proteins for subsequent BiFC analysis in the Drosophila embryo.
In this subgroup the various classifications are meant to select a chemotherapy-sensitive and a chemotherapy-resistant group.
