The phrase "a select population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of individuals chosen for a particular study, survey, or analysis.
Example: "The research focused on a select population of individuals who had experienced similar life events."
Alternatives: "a chosen group" or "a specific demographic".
In clinical trials, treatments are applied to a select population for whom they're intended.
The objective of this study was to assess patient understanding of the potential benefits of perioperative statins in a select population already on chronic therapy.
The authorities were trying to confine opioids to a select population of pain patients who desperately needed them, but manufacturers were pushing legal boundaries — sometimes to the breaking point — to get their products out to a wider market.
In this upcoming webinar, participants will learn about "digital natives", whom Palfrey describes as a "select" population born after 1980 that processes and sees the world very differently than generations prior.
BMW has a long history of making motorcycles for a select population of riders willing to pay a premium for German engineering — and for mechanical innovations that reflect a nonconformist approach to suspension design and engine layout.
The good news: When they put Apple Watches on a select population of 51 atrial fibrillation patients who weren't moving around and were about to undergo a procedure to shock their irregular heartbeats brought back into rhythm, the algorithm worked well.
Thus, a longitudinal observational study was designed to follow from birth a selected population of children with PM; all were antenatally diagnosed.
To describe the obstetric performance of a selected population of twin pregnancies, comparing reduced vs. nonreduced twin pregnancies after the successful completion of the 12th week.
Although mimicking natural evolution, existing strategies take little notice of the importance of recombination within a selected population to generate increased diversity.
To compare the costs involved (from procedure to recovery) following radiofrequency ablation and conventional surgery for lower limb varicose veins in a selected population.
Health surveys using questionnaires facilitate the acquisition of information on the knowledge, behaviour, attitudes, perceptions and clinical history of a selected population.
