The phrase "a selection of recent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a curated group of items, events, or works that have occurred or been produced recently.
Example: "In this article, we present a selection of recent studies on climate change."
Alternatives: "a collection of recent" or "a range of recent".
See a selection of recent New Yorker wedding covers below.
3.26pm BST Here's a selection of recent photos from the scene.
Examine the results of a recent poll or a selection of recent polls, particularly ones that have accompanying graphics.
A selection of recent comments from readers of the Home section, drawn from letters and postings at nytimes.com.
A selection of recent and vintage student films will be shown, including Greg Mottola's 1989 "Swingin' in the Painter's Room" and Jonathan van Tulleken's 2010 "Off Season".
Concertgoers hear a selection of recent country hits: "Take a Back Road," by Rodney Atkins; "Girl in a Country Song," by Maddie & Tae; "Rewind," by Rascal Flatts; "Might Get Lucky," by Darius Rucker.
History, if it's here, is the ambient background for a selection of fairly recent work that makes occasional use of spray paint and chains.
Here, in time for Father's Day gift buying, is a selection of five recent titles that encompass just such a range.
His impatience is evident throughout "The End of the Peace Process," an angry but affecting book that contains a selection of his recent political essays, mostly written for various newspapers from the mid-1990's.
The Bouchard comeback was on full display last week at a dinner at Montrachet in TriBeCa, where Bernard Hervet, Bouchard's managing director, brought with him a selection of outstanding recent wines along with some older vintages.
The highly respected Macedonian artist Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva will show a selection of her recent work at the Djanogly gallery in Nottingham later this month, demonstrating her unusual and ambitious installations in a grand, three-part exhibition.
