The phrase "a selection of tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of tests that have been chosen for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "The study included a selection of tests to evaluate the participants' cognitive abilities."
Alternatives: "a variety of tests" or "a range of tests".
A selection of test cases demonstrates the quality of the new motion planning scheme.
Numerical results are presented for a selection of test examples and a mathematical model for heat conduction in a thermal battery with large orthotropic jumps in the material coefficients.
We conclude that appropriately designed, relatively simple and inexpensive laboratory toxicity tests with a selection of test species are generally adequate, with small application factors, for predicting the environmental risk of polluting chemicals to freshwater ecosystems.
Note that we only present a selection of test results, which correspond to some specific periods and do not cover entirely the estimated models in Sects.
The failure modes of the columns, which are of considerable importance, are primarily associated with steel yielding, steel local buckling and concrete crushing, monitored for a selection of test specimens.
"There has been a selection of microbiology tests, sanitary and chemical tests, and identification indicators," the watchdog said.
Since we wanted to expand the traditional paper-and-pencil tests, cognitive performance was operationalized by means of a selection of neurobehavioral tests from the Neurobehavioral Evaluation System (NES).
Children underwent a selection of standardised tests designed to assess: oral language, reading, short-term memory, attention and behavioural adjustment.
A selection of these tests was again repeated at a system level.
The result was a selection of eight tests with the greatest evidential base [see Additional file 3].
