The phrase "a preference for selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or options that have been specifically chosen or favored among a group.
Example: "The study revealed a preference for selected brands among the participants, indicating brand loyalty."
Alternatives: "a liking for chosen" or "an inclination towards specific".
She told me she looks to John Jay's statement that it is the duty of the people "of our Christian nation to select and prefer Christians for their rulers" and has herself called for a preference for selecting Christians for positions of leadership.
(iii) The duplex DNA of which any strand contains only one of A, T, G or C has a preference for selecting ODN containing abundant pyrimidines (T or C) to form antiparallel TBT.
Bioclipse supports both the generation of standard and non-standard InChIs, and a preference allows for selecting between the different versions.
The direct benefits of a male favored by natural selection is sufficient to overcome direct selection against preferences due to female competition—a single preference for naturally selected male traits fixed across a wide range of parameter combinations.
The manager's preference for selecting young players is testament to the importance of the physical side of the modern game, especially in view of an attacking German style that demands plenty of movement, with and without possession.
Our analysis considered a broader range of medication attributes than has been explored in previous studies, including the degree and duration of ADHD symptom control, treatment side effects, and perceived risks and concerns of abuse potential in shaping parental preference for selecting one ADHD medication versus another.
Surveys included a discrete choice experiment (DCE) to elicit CHW preferences for selected program inputs.
This study aimed to assess the suitability of a closed economy, two-chamber consumer demand set-up to determine ferrets' preferences for selected enrichments.
Health status utility assessments enable quantification of preferences for selected health outcomes and, consequently, estimation of quality-adjusted life years (QALYs).
