The phrase "a select button" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific button that allows users to make a selection in a user interface or application.
Example: "To proceed with your choice, please click on a select button to confirm your selection."
Alternatives: "a choice button" or "an option button".
Incredibly, deleting a photo involves navigating deep into its menus, using a thumbwheel and a Select button -- a jaw-clenchingly fussy process that involves eight steps just to ditch a single picture.
The remote doesn't need line-of-sight to the box and is simple to use, with play control buttons, a home button, back button, menu button and a directional pad with a select button.
A joystick with a select button and a rotating bezel at the top make for easy adjustment of various features, including the map view.
You will probably find a Select button, a Stop/Start button, Crust Color and Timer or Arrow buttons.
The meter increases, however, when the player does nothing with the superstar or holds down a selected button that increased the stamina, which varied depending on the player's system.
The music is selected and controlled by a jogwheel with a center select button and a return button to work your way back up through the menus.
The four-way cross-shaped controls surround a center select button, and just beneath the screen are Back and contextual menu buttons marked with an arrow and an odd-looking squiggle, respectively.
If subjects were to select button A on every choice in the RO task, they would experience a temporary decrease in earned reward that would subsequently reverse to produce the maximum average return (Figure 1B).
On a DSi, hold the select button and hold the down volume button.
Clicking on the "Select" button offers a menu of set operations that act on the current selection.
Play the game's special edition, as I am right now on PS3, and with a simple tap of the Select button, the screen shifts back to the visuals I remember from the Amiga.
