The phrase "a selection of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific subset or group of data chosen from a larger dataset for analysis or presentation.
Example: "In this report, we will analyze a selection of data collected from various sources to identify trends and patterns."
Alternatives: "a subset of data" or "a sample of data."
A selection of data which might have given an interesting snapshot on the state of the health service ahead of winter was expected today.
The present NN-model outperforms a selection of data and proposes an efficient NN-based algorithm for shockwave position estimation as the key nozzle geometry parameter.
The production of our British Geological Survey (BGS) candidate models was carried out in three steps: (a) selection of data from Ørsted and CHAMP, the new European Space Agency ESAA) Swarm mission launched in November 2013, and ground magnetic observatories; (b) fitting and evaluation of the parent model; and (c) derivation of the IGRF-12 candidate MF and SV coefficients.
Furthermore, all studies need to focus on a selection of data elements, which are defined by the purpose of the investigation.
The study used a selection of data from a recent empirical cohort in the Netherlands, the EDISSE study (Evaluation of Dutch Integrated Stroke Service Experiments) [ 14].
Regression-based sensitivity, as used here, is based on deriving a selection of data points by experimental design or semi-random sampling, and analysing the resulting input output relations using regression [ 36].
However, the system is also highly flexible, facilitating the addition of a selection of other data points which address state level data needs [ 14].
Mr. Crichton included many footnoted references to a selection of actual data — rates of sea-level rise, frequencies of hurricanes — as well as bibliographies and direct comments to the reader ("the people of 2100 will be much richer than we are," for example).
In Figures 3 and 4, a selection of visual data representations at the EDR capturing device is presented.
A selection of computed data is also presented, illustrating various aspects of the use of resonators to reduce the resonant response of a cavity to a source distribution.
The empirical application to a selection of financial data includes an explicit comparison of the goodness-of-fit of both models.
