The phrase "a select constituency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific group of people who are chosen or distinguished for a particular purpose, often in a political or organizational context.
Example: "The candidate focused on addressing the needs of a select constituency that had been historically underrepresented."
Alternatives: "a chosen group" or "a specific electorate".
A further factor ensuring a select constituency was the influx of 6,000 refugees from France, Italy, Spain, and, for a time, from England into a city of 13,000.
Dressed as his character, a Mexican transfer student running for high school class president, Ramirez delivered what he calls his "campaign speech" at Pacific's Grove theater in Hollywood before a select constituency: registered members of the "Napoleon Dynamite" fan club.
Members already get to vote to select constituency candidates.
The Commission made a number of proposals on ensuring that laws affecting England get the support of a majority of MPs for English constituencies, including a select committee dedicated to devolution.
We selected a constituency in North Central Trinidad which was considered to be representative of the socio-economic and ethnic characteristics of the country.
National polling isn't very helpful in determining how these votes will look in the constituencies, and constituency polling provides a limited snapshot in a select number of places.
Under AVP voters would be given two votes: one to select a constituency MP by AV, in which people would rank candidates in order of preference; and a second to select a further tier of MPs by voting for the party of their choice.
The first is used to select a constituency member to represent their local area.
The challenge is selecting constituencies and polling stations that together are somewhat representative of the country as a whole.
Interviews were conducted face to face in 36 randomly selected constituencies countrywide.
The Oxford University psephologist David Butler once tried to persuade the big parties not to campaign in selected constituencies, to see whether it made any difference.
