The phrase "a selection of video" is not entirely correct in English; it should be "a selection of videos" to be grammatically accurate.
You can use it when referring to a curated group of video content, typically in contexts like media, education, or entertainment.
Example: "The website offers a selection of videos on various topics, from cooking to technology."
Alternatives: "a collection of videos" or "a range of videos."
Here are a selection of video clips of Ms. Tallchief dancing.
Hillhead Bookclub and The Flying Duck both have a selection of video and board games - perfect for when uni gets stressful and you need to pretend you're a kid again.
Instead of selling a selection of video on-demand movies at a single price, LodgeNet has revamped its system to offer a wider range of movies at various price levels, including budget prices for older movies.
On Friday, a number of jihadist-linked Twitter accounts began tweeting links to khilafalive.info, a Web site which claims to be an "official website for the supporters of the Islamic State Caliphate". A selection of video and radio channels were hosted on the site, some playing Islamic State propaganda videos and others jihadi nasheeds (a type of Islamic vocal music).
Visit the Normandy Voices campaign page for a selection of video footage and interviews The Normandy Veterans AssociationNVANVA), the organisation for British survivors of D-Day and the 10 weeks of vicious fighting which followed, once had 14,000 members.
Where others offer a selection of video content based solely on what your friends on social networks are watching, Vodio instead uses that to bring "a dash" of personalization to its video recommendations.
The lab includes six Macintosh systems, each with a selection of video-editing software for both inexperienced and sophisticated users, from I-Movie to Final Cut Pro and other advanced software.
Snapchat published a selection of videos that students, in the middle of an active shooting, uploaded to the platform.
April 28, 2011 - A selection of videos of the tornadoes and storms that hit the South on Wednesday.
The museum's second floor has three viewing stations, where a selection of videos can be seen on the kind of monitors originally meant to show them.
The New York Times's visual investigations team was awarded first place in the Documentary Project of the Year category for a selection of videos titled "Visual Forensics," for which Mark Scheffler was the executive producer and Malachy Browne was the senior producer.
