The phrase "a strict selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a careful or rigorous process of choosing or filtering items, people, or options.
Example: "The committee made a strict selection of candidates for the scholarship program to ensure only the most qualified individuals were considered."
Alternatives: "a rigorous choice of" or "a careful selection of".
Through a strict selection of subjects with skeletal class II malocclusion, the present controlled study addressed what the skeletal and dental effects produced by FR-2 treatment delivered at a pre-pubertal growth phase are.
We tried indeed to limit the impact of these biases with a strict selection of patients and with the choice of a validated neurophysiological methodology to assess pain threshold.
Despite a strict selection of studies based on proper patient recruitment and study design, heterogeneity was considerable.
The absence of non-malignant contaminating cells in our samples has probably allowed a strict selection of genes specifically expressed in epithelial cells.
These excellent results may have been due first to a strict selection of patients having a favourable type of NB (i.e. extensive staging including MIBG to eliminate metastatic disease).
Thus, a strict selection of patients receiving PCI, which excludes those who have BM after the initial treatment using cranial MRI, may affect BM occurrence, survival times, and PCI benefits.
Such difficulties are likely to be further exacerbated in times of austerity and budget cuts, which will impose a reduction in the available services and/or a stricter selection of target groups.
Actors in all of the systems feel that a stricter selection of potential franchisees – either via a strict procedure or via self-selection through providing extensive information about the franchise – stimulates the achievement of a strong competitive position and high client satisfaction.
The statistical analyses were carried out using Bioconductor related Limma package [ 24] and the differentially expressed genes in each comparison were selected requiring a strict selection criteria of fold-change > 2.0 and false discovery rate (fdr) < 0.05.
To reduce the risk of giving artificially too much weight to a locus, we made a quite strict selection of the individual QTLs to be included in the meta-analysis by removing all possible redundancy (e.g. several repetitions or related traits in the same experiment).
However, we applied a targeted approach, and if we had used a more strict selection of putative SNPs this would, in our case, decreased the total number of putative SNPs rather than led to selection of other putative SNPs in the target genes that were more likely to pass the genotype validation.
