The phrase "a selected team of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals who have been chosen for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "The project will be handled by a selected team of experts in the field."
Alternatives: "a chosen group of" or "a designated team of".
A selected team involvement was thus the consequence of the nurses' moderating strategies used to obtain professional and social acceptance within the team, under the influence of the conditions described when using the checklist.
Inviting a select team of foreign Super League players to go up against England's best might seem like a good idea; after all isn't rugby league just played by a few clubs along the M62 corridor?
Vince Carter wowed a sellout crowd at the University of Hawaii yesterday in Honolulu, throwing down malicious dunks and dropping in long 3-pointers as the United States defeated a select team of American college players, 111-74.
It's at the start of World War II when Turing, tweedy yet becalmed, is asked to join a select team of mathematical eggheads tasked with decoding the cryptographic system the Nazis are using to send their military messages.
A select team of GPs should be paid to develop them.
The choice of a select team of long-term technical advisors maintained continuity and nurtured capacity building in ways that previous short-term technical assistance had not.
The fraction of all events in the game that were won by a randomly selected team provides a simple measure of the overall balance of a particular game in a sport.
The aim is to select teams of four people, each from a different continent.
Not long after that series, which went six games, George joined the United States select team, a group of N.B.A. players who scrimmaged in Las Vegas against the N.B.A. veterans on the national team, helping prepare them for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
And Smith was one of the "superstars"–the anointed select team of half a dozen Mac geniuses that Steve decided were brilliant, worthy of being trotted out in front of the press.
