The phrase "a selection of certain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group or subset of items or options that have been chosen from a larger set.
Example: "The gallery features a selection of certain contemporary artists whose work challenges traditional norms."
Alternatives: "a choice of specific" or "a range of particular".
A general method for constructing BILS is proposed by an intelligent selection of certain cells from a complete Latin square via orthogonal Latin squares.
"In many cases, the result is less dramatic than the examples in the article more of a broader selection of certain categories rather than the addition or elimination of them".
The PES shows a peculiar dependence of the lateral diffusion barriers on the rotation angle of the benzene molecule which leads to a preferential selection of certain rotational states in the MD trajectories.
It is believed that both functions have led to a positive selection of certain specificities during evolution [80].
With the irreducible special sciences, there is an issue of salience, which involves a subjective component: a selection of phenomena with a certain teleology in mind is required before their structures or patterns are reified.
In a recent publication, based on the same material, but where only a selection of the isolates from certain Swedish regions was included, the same two dominating pulsotypes were found to cause a majority of the mastitis cases [ 15].
The DArT methodology also uses genome complexity reduction and has been shown to target the low copy fraction of a plant genome through judicious selection of certain restriction enzymes (Jaccoud et al. 2001).
In gp250 SC mice with the well-established MCC-specific T cell features, we argued one positively selecting self-peptide enhanced the selection of certain TCRs with conserved CDR3 features to dominate in a given antigen response (such as gp250 favors the selection of MCC-specific T cells).
The second factor, Prof. Mieth said, was the emergence of the medical and scientific possibilities that mean it is no longer fanciful to think in terms of the selection of certain characteristics for a child.
Haplotypes can also be used to put up phylogenetic trees or for selection of certain subjects in a study.
