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The phrase "a selection from the competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a curated group of entries or works that were part of a competition, often in contexts like art, writing, or other competitive fields.
Example: "The gallery will showcase a selection from the competition, highlighting the best pieces submitted by artists from around the country."
Alternatives: "a collection from the contest" or "a sampling from the competition".
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Camera d'Or goes to Party Girl Party Girl takes the Camera d'Or, a prize given to the best film from a selection from the outskirts of the festival (ie. a clutch of films not in the Competition).
Below, a selection from the book.
Above is a selection from the exhibition.
Here's a selection from the weekend.
Here's a selection from the books.
Here's a selection from the submissions.
Here's a selection from the show.
Above is a selection from the series.
Here's a selection from the shoot.
Above: a selection from the original image.
This is a selection from the last week.
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