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The phrase "a selection of sentences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group or variety of sentences chosen from a larger set for a particular purpose.
Example: "In the writing workshop, we reviewed a selection of sentences to improve our understanding of sentence structure."
Alternatives: "a collection of sentences" or "a set of sentences".
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For "show, don't tell", I display a selection of sentences that tell the reader something and ask the pupils to rewrite them in a way that shows the same information.
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Recently, Agarwal and Yu (2009) proposed an extractive summarization technique for figures in biomedical literature which employs a sentence classification system for selection of sentences from the full text.
The problem of how to prioritize among conflicting norms is similar to the selection of sentences for removal in belief contraction (Hansson and Makinson 1997).
Essentially, we treat the MeSH terms as high-quality hooks that control the selection of sentences from the full document.
We attribute of the remaining FPs to complications in the detection of temporal relations or due to the selection of sentences that describe experimental setups rather than actual results: Both CAD and phosphorylated KID have been proposed to recruit polymerase complexes, but this has not been directly tested.
We have a selection of objects which only require one or two sentences of description each.
Balancing the public perception is a selection of reality docu-series that take a long, hard look at real women serving out real sentences in real time.
Below, a selection of images.
A selection of "photo ops".
A selection of horrifying masks.
A selection of blackout cartoons.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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