The phrase "a selected kind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type or category that has been chosen or designated for a particular purpose.
Example: "In our study, we focused on a selected kind of plant that thrives in arid conditions."
Alternatives: "a chosen type" or "a specific kind".
Wade suggests that until recently racial variation has not been the subject of scholarly pursuit, and confidently asserts that there are five "major" races, identified statistically by neutral markers (from a genome that he assures us is 97% "filler"), yet "the alleles involved in differentiating the human population are likely to be of the selected kind not the neutral kind".
Select "Kind" in the drop-down list of parameters and then type in Protected AAC Audio File.
Be sure to check your child's cereal box for the protein amount to be sure you have a selected an appropriate kind.
Finally, the choice of sources depends on one's objectives, and a selected combination of both kinds of sources may be the most appropriate for a given objective.
From the consumer side, the platform works like this: A user selects the kind of service they need among a few options, and provides some basic information about the property's size and location.
And he selected the kind of team familiar with his work and also with working in large opera houses, including director David Pountney, designer Robert Israel and conductor Bruce Ferden.
This issue can be overcome by selecting a kind of effective nanofiller to be encapsulated into an electrospun nanofiber matrix.
Select a kind of match you want to play (e.g. Team battle).
Select a kind of costume: this is possibly the most vital part of creating your costume but sometimes it is also the hardest.
Under When a new message arrives that meets all these conditions, select Kind in the first dropdown list.
