The phrase "a preselection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection made in advance, often in contexts like competitions, job applications, or surveys.
Example: "The committee has made a preselection of candidates for the final interview round."
Alternatives: "an initial selection" or "a preliminary choice."
"If there is a preselection and no woman stands, that's deplorable," she said.
Labor trialled a preselection model in Ballina that involved a mix of community members and party members selecting the candidate.
In the ACT, Kate Lundy returned for Labor and Zed Seselja won the second spot for the Liberals, replacing Gary Humphries, whom he beat in a preselection battle.
The timing of the report is tricky for the government given Bishop faces a preselection battle for her seat of Mackellar.
Bronwyn Bishop has lost the Liberal party endorsement for her northern Sydney seat of Mackellar after being ousted in a preselection vote.
A preselection date has yet to be set even as the government appears to move closer towards a possible double dissolution election.
Albanese rubbished recent comments from Labor senator Gavin Marshall – a senator closely aligned with Victorian left powerbroker Kim Carr – that he intended to back a preselection challenge to fellow leftwinger, the member for Scullin, Andrew Giles.
The meeting was triggered by a public declaration on Monday from the Victorian Labor senator Gavin Marshall – a senator closely aligned with Carr – that he intended to back a preselection challenge to fellow leftwinger, the member for Scullin, Andrew Giles.
If you are dissatisfied with the MP's response, run a competitive preselection process to fairly deliver a candidate.
Thus, the main target of this paper is to serve as a guide for an adequate preselection of the optimal passive energy solutions in buildings at a specific site, from existing research on climate analysis.
I look at the new prime minister's elite education, his first attempt at a Liberal preselection back in 1981, the career as a lawyer who represented Kerry Packer, then as a partner at Goldman Sachs, and then his entry to parliament in a seat so blue ribbon it has never once been won by Labor, as the trajectory of the consummate modern Tory.
