The phrase "a selective application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific or chosen implementation of a rule, policy, or principle in a particular context.
Example: "The committee decided on a selective application of the new regulations, allowing exceptions for certain cases."
Alternatives: "a targeted application" or "a specific application".
Studios is members-only, and today it's curating a top-notch network of founders with a selective application process designed to draw candidates with cred.
This is a free, year-long program that Tarleton State University provides to faculty via a selective application process.
The authors hypothesized that (1) ampullary resection is less morbid than pancreaticoduodenectomy, and (2) frozen section evaluation following ampullary resection is accurate and allows for a selective application of pancreaticoduodenectomy to those with carcinoma or benign lesions too large to be locally resected.
Whether it is in the form of bribery, kickbacks, extortion, or a selective application of laws, the lessons that parents and society instill in children from an early age is that hard work and academic achievement are not always the paths to success and may, in fact, be a waste of time and effort if one is lacking the financial resources to ensure a continuing education.
The attendees, admitted through a selective application process that sought traits like critical thinking skills, were deliberately diverse in other ways as well.
The district offers programs on a shared-time or full-time basis, with admission based on a selective application process and tuition covered by the student's home school district.
At Banneker High, a selective-application school, 99percentt of seniors graduated this month — the highest rate in the District.
"It is really an incentive for the matchmakers, and could be anything from a monetary bonus or something else, like an all-expense-paid trip to the wedding," Ms. Kelleher-Andrews said, adding that the company has about an 85 percent success rate, thanks to what she called a highly selective application process.
This seems to be a very selective application of the concept of "Big Brother".
It is best regarded as a technique for selective application to particular commodities or to particular stocks clearly identified as reserves for protracted storage.
This selective application encourages a division of the city into some zones in which certain normal activities are allowed and others in which they are prohibited.
