The phrase "a selection of performances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of performances that have been chosen or curated for a specific purpose or event.
Example: "The festival will feature a selection of performances from local artists, showcasing their diverse talents."
Alternatives: "a variety of performances" or "a range of performances".
In a ninetieth-birthday tribute, Bridge offers a selection of performances by a host of talented and committed advocates, including the pianist Richard Goode.
A selection of performances, interviews and reflections on Leonard Cohen at the BBC.
As well as being broadcast on the station across the weekend, highlights from a selection of performances will be available to watch via the BBC Red Button at various times during the weekend of the event and over the following fortnight.
A selection of performance results achieved by a simulator implementing the RAMON module, the adaptation modules and the main communication functions of UMTS, 802.11 and Bluetooth are shown.
A selection of performance and operational issues relating to the Oxfam clarifier, pressure filters, precoat filters, membrane filters, ceramic filters and sachet water treatment products are described in broad terms.
Here is a sampling of concerts in New York City featuring composers mentioned by Times critics in their record reviews, along with a selection of forthcoming performances featuring post-World War II music.
A selection of musical performances from the Gala Armagh Pipers' 50th Anniversary Concert.
A selection of these performance measures has to be included in the collection functions so that the respective performance concepts can be obtained and, from there, an indication of the performance of the applications.
During the session, audience members will have opportunities to ask questions and see a special performance.There will also be a presentation by Beauty Media from China, who will donate a selection of Chinese performance arts audio-video materials to the Stanford East Asia Library.
It has in the works a selection of high-performance cars, all aimed at the lucrative American market, which its financial woes led it to abandon in the mid-1990s.
At Amelia look for a special 1968 Porsche 907 racecar that was the first Porsche to win the 24-Hours of Daytona race; Gooding will also offer 20 rare-to-market BMWs from the 1950s-1980s that epitomize the engineering mentality of the brand (think 1958 BMW 507 Series II, several V8 models, various Neue Klasse models, a selection of high-performance models and a full range of Isettas).
