The phrase "a selected type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific category or classification that has been chosen from a larger group.
Example: "In our study, we focused on a selected type of renewable energy that has shown the most promise for future development."
Alternatives: "a chosen category" or "a specific kind".
In particular, from a given EFSM specification and a selected type of fault, an EFSM with the selected type of faults is derived.
The paper focuses on the analysis of thermo technical interaction of frame and glass systems in a selected type of window construction, which is currently an important factor of building design that concerns cold and moderate climates.
In the right panel (Fig. 1C), the coloured square boxes for each structural variant types serve as radio buttons to hide or show a selected type of variant.
Since our sample population was a self selected type, it may not reflect HIV dynamics in the general population at the time of sampling.
Sometimes in selected type A fractures, it is helpful to test the stability with stress manoeuvres performed under fluoroscopic visualization.
Some platforms claim to differentiate selected type A influenza virus subtypes based upon indirect detection or specification of non-HA and non-NA viral gene sequences [21], [22].
The observations are the number of alleles of the selected type a t.
In your opinion, how would a girl of your selected type dress?
The probability that a random specimen on month M is of the selected type is therefore The odds ratio for carrying a strain of the selected type on month M + 1 versus month M is then exp r1 – r2), where r1 – r2 is the relative growth rate for the selected type.
There was also a general trend for increased cancer risk for a number of selected types of cancers for females and statistically significant increases in female genital cancers.
Finally, the scores used in the splice-aware optimal alignment algorithm are obtained as a solution of a linear programming problem reflecting selected types of target alignments.
