The phrase "a selection of statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of chosen statements or remarks, often in contexts like reports, discussions, or presentations.
Example: "In the report, we included a selection of statements from various experts to support our findings."
Alternatives: "a collection of statements" or "a set of statements".
Combining the statements which were included in the questionnaire (after the factor analysis with Varimax rotation and item-total correlation) (Table 1) with the statements that revealed culture gaps, led to a selection of 20 statements with at least two statements per initial Kralewski dimension.
Earlier, Michelle Colborne QC, prosecuting, read a selection of victim statements, describing how the brothers acted like "a pack of animals" – in one case urinating on a victim.
I challenge you to come up with a selection of sillier statements about the soon-to-be-former-Mayor of Tower Hamlets.
What follows is a selection of the statements provided by the study participants: " When we report our errors, we face harsh and unfair behaviors (warnings, threats, etc. ).
Some of Obama's critics are throwing at him a selection of his previous statements, in which he said that he couldn't single-handedly rewrite immigration laws.
A selection of typical students' statements from the evaluation forms is presented in Table 6.
A selection of the participants' statements is: " We are really busy; a great number of patients and a limited number of staff.
Rabindra Chitravali, edited by noted art historian R. Siva Kumar, for the first time makes the paintings of Tagore accessible to art historians and scholars of Rabindranth with critical annotations and comments It also brings together a selection of Rabindranath's own statements and documents relating to the presentation and reception of his paintings during his lifetime.
A selection of the study participants' statements is as follows: " If we report errors, they will be used against us.
