The phrase "a selection of woods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of types or species of wood available for use, such as in construction, crafting, or design.
Example: "The furniture store offers a selection of woods, including oak, maple, and cherry, to suit different tastes and styles."
Alternatives: "a variety of woods" or "an assortment of woods".
For entrees, there is a selection of wood-oven roasted, grilled steaks and seafood, or a spit-roasted chicken.
The brunch, lunch and dinner menus all feature a selection of wood-fired pizzas like margherita with buffalo mozzarella.
A selection of Northern Renaissance wood and ivory carvings shows extraordinary delicacy.
A selection of the best wood raw materials for cellulose pulp and papermaking from five varieties of the Leucaena has been made (Leucaena diversifolia, Leucaena collinsii and three varieties of Leucaena leucocephala) with growth periods of one, two and three years.
One of several new specialty shops selling mostly fixies and fixie components, Mr. Billard's store on a recent afternoon displayed cranks of at least 10 colors, including two shades of mauve, along with a selection of messenger bags, wood-framed sunglasses and Brooks England leather saddles.
Il Forno Italian Kitchen, run by Scott Morse of Enzo's Pizza in Durham, will offer a selection of hand crafted, wood fired pizzas and the option to create your own pasta dishes made with fresh house made pasta.
This exhibition will present never before seen drawings, rare found-object assemblages, a classic Conner film begun in 1958 and presented in its original, looped silent format, and finally a careful selection of wood engraving collages.
The open rooftop where he often set up his easel is now enclosed and occupied by the Nabi Gallery, where a selection of his landscapes, portraits and wood-block prints is on view.
At the gift shop of the Long Island Museum of American Art in Setauket, Dori Portes, the manager, said the shops most popular items were the Long Island lighthouse miniatures, a selection manufactured of wood and glass.
The menu mimics that of its predecessor with a selection of raw oysters and fresh fish, wood-fired pizzas and surf-and-turf plates, but with some Los Angeles-inspired items added, such as the carne asada fries "SD in L.A".
The menu, which is also available to order table-side, keeps things simple; some basic antipasti, a handful of mains, and a selection of hand-thrown pizzas from the enormous wood-fired oven.
