The phrase "a selected characteristic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific trait or feature that has been chosen or identified for a particular purpose or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we focused on a selected characteristic of the population to understand their behavior better."
Alternatives: "a chosen trait" or "a designated feature."
At a minimum, the analysis should include answers to the following questions: –How easy or difficult was it to find images in magazines that portrayed your group's selected characteristic?
A review of selected characteristics indicated a wide range of variability in the proportion of cases for which paternity is established.
Geometric means of viral loads were calculated as a function of selected characteristics reported at the index visit of first positivity for a specific HPV type.
Table 1 provides a summary of selected characteristics and children's ages in our study sample in this study.
Table 1 gives an overview over selected characteristics of the three study hospitals.
Univariable association between the distribution of episodes of therapy initiation/change according to the presence of an experimental antiretroviral and selected characteristics were tested using a Pearson's chi-square test stratified by clinical centre [ 19].
However, the Mexican genetic background contributes to avocado diversity with a plethora of desirable, selected characteristics in commercial varieties, such as cold tolerance, smaller tree size, high oil content, early maturity, and smooth fruit skin.
The response of an organism to applied treatments or selected characteristics is evaluated in a bioassay.
The association between a different attitude towards PrEP prescription and selected characteristics was assessed through univariate and multivariate regression analysis.
A profiled consumer, characterized by selected socio-economic attributes prefers the product and selected characteristics of the product (selected brand, extra dry).
