The phrase "a selection of delicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of items that are fragile, fine, or intricate, often in contexts like food, art, or textiles.
Example: "The bakery offered a selection of delicate pastries that were beautifully crafted and delicious."
Alternatives: "an assortment of fine" or "a variety of fragile".
To appeal to them, Ms. Fisher offers a selection of delicate gold studs set with pavé diamonds, starting at around $250 for a single piece.
At Christie's, Chinese paintings, snuff bottles, and decorative pieces — cloisonné, jades, ceramic, and the like — go under the gavel on Sept. 16, led by a selection of delicate paintings dating back to the fifteenth century.
She limits herself to a tiny bowl of soup and a selection of delicate-looking dumplings, not all of which, it is patently clear, she intends to eat.
A menu perennial, duck a l'orange is joined by an annual selection of delicate sauces featuring fresh seasonal fruits: white peaches, raspberries, cherries, blueberries, apples -- all delightful and refreshing.
Meanwhile, I snacked on a selection of the hotel's delicate honey truffles, Bee's Knees.
The highlight of the morning sale is F. N. Souza's "Head of a Man," from 1955; the afternoon sale features an impressive fifteenth-century gilt-copper seated Buddha from Tibet, as well as a selection of Indian miniatures (including three delicate and tender images of the lovers Krishna and Radha at amorous play).
Also on view is a selection of his sculptures, which include delicate objects made from pewter, graphite and salt, such as the lamb featured at the top of this post.
At Dior, designer John Galliano showed a selection of beautiful floor-length gowns, with light-as-air ruffles and delicate embroidery in pale grey and rose pink.
Here is a selection of the work being exhibited this year, from a Pi pie which vibrates the number pi onto your hand to delicate paper structures demonstrating number sequences.
A selection of "photo ops".
