The phrase "a selection of notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of notes that have been chosen or compiled for a specific purpose, such as study materials or musical notes.
Example: "For the exam, I prepared a selection of notes that cover all the key topics we discussed in class."
Alternatives: "a collection of notes" or "a variety of notes".
A selection of notes from portfolios organized by Darwin starting in 1854 is presented on the DDLE site.
He found a mathematical relationship between notes that were pleasant when sounded together, and extended his discovery to produce a scale – a selection of notes out of the infinity of possible tones.
With the exception of the commentary on the Cratylus, of which only a selection of notes from the original commentary is preserved, the exegetical works of Proclus have a clear structure.
The documents identify account holders, companies they are associated with, the amount they held in their accounts and a selection of file notes written by the bank that include observations on meetings and other interactions with clients.
Other scales have developed around the world which use a selection of these notes, and some of these don't allow the disharmonies of the full scale.
The only real clues that have been offered to the public so far have been press debriefings and the release of a selection of personal notes, emails, and recollections of conversations that seem to clearly depict a young man disenchanted with military life.
— playing a fixed selection of notes around a tonal center, in varying or perhaps improvised orders, on various keyboards, in various long-decay note durations.
Here we ignore those worthy rankings to present a selection of big givers of note.
Here one can only note a selection of issues.
With the list assembled, I fired off a few e-mails complete with attached CV and, after a short wait, received a selection of interview invitations (point to note--asking around, I have yet to meet anyone who was NOT invited to an interview at a lab they sent their CV to, so don't spend too long worrying about your application e-mail!).
While we had no means of adjusting for acuity because of the random selection of notes from within hospitals, we believe that the overall group is broadly representative of the population of hospitalised children in the UK.
