The phrase "a recent selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a curated group of items, works, or choices that have been gathered or chosen recently.
Example: "The gallery is showcasing a recent selection of contemporary art pieces from local artists."
Alternatives: "a new collection of" or "a fresh assortment of".
This and other essays appear in "Manto," a recent selection of his writings edited by his niece and daughter.
This year, it was "Great Expectations," which also happens to have been a recent selection of Oprah's Book Club, membership nearly two million.
In her introduction to a recent selection of Gallant's stories published by The New York Review of Books, Jhumpa Lahiri writes that "Madeline's Birthday" "sets a precedent for a great deal that followed" in Gallant's work.
Much of Hartford's earlier work is available on compact disc; "Morning Bugle," "Aereo-Plain," the solo album "Mark Twang," and a recent selection of his earliest work from the late 1960's in RCA's Country Legends series reflect his restless nature.
A recent selection of cheeses includes the English Stinking Bishop (rind washed in perry, a pear hard cider), fresh burrata, Four Fat Fowl triple crème from St. Stephens in New York, even squeaky Beehive Cheese Co. cheese curds.
Spergel, the astronomer, who has tenure at Princeton (and was the runner-up in its most recent selection of a president), immediately began recruiting applicants for a division of twenty people.
Race is no longer reflexively injected into every issue, including Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's recent selection of a schools chancellor, who happens to be white.
The departing prime minister, Basdeo Panday, criticized the recent selection of a political rival as his successor, insisting that new elections should be called instead.
Predictably, Maher has not been slow to exploit the recent selection of Sarah Palin - an avowed creationist - as Republican nominee for Vice-President in support of his film.
We used the data from the EHH analysis of the 864 Dutch individuals to obtain a crude estimate of the age of expansion of the derived variant as a result of recent selection, the so-called selective sweep.
"I think it is clear there's quite a bit of recent selection going on," says population geneticist Jonathan Pritchard of the University of Chicago in Illinois.
