The phrase "a system of selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or processes for choosing or evaluating options, individuals, or items based on specific criteria.
Example: "The organization implemented a system of selection to ensure that only the most qualified candidates were considered for the position."
Alternatives: "a selection process" or "a method of choosing".
Parents, she said, had been operating a system of "selection by house prices" in the secondary system.
The Congress further declares that in a free society the obligations and privileges of serving in the armed forces and the reserve components thereof should be shared generally, in accordance with a system of selection which is fair and just, and which is consistent with the maintenance of an effective national economy.
The Inca Empire institutionalized a system of selection, seclusion, and redistribution of "chosen women" or acllas, who were taken from their homes prior to the onset of puberty and kept in special houses or acllahuasi.
Some lawyers said the arrest of Justice Barron, a product of a system of judicial selection that is infused with politics, demonstrated the need for new scrutiny of the city's courts.
Choosing judges in partisan elections, rather than through a system of merit selection, can create a serious problem of quality control.
By the latter change, a system for nominating candidates by self-appointed cliques meeting in secret was replaced by a system of open selection of candidates by democratically elected bodies.
Sadly, the most important reform -- a state constitutional amendment replacing New York's system of sham elections with a system of merit selection of State Civil and Supreme Court judges, seems as elusive today as it did back in the days of Benjamin Cardozo's dad.
His victory is yet one more reminder that choosing judges in partisan elections, rather than through a system of merit selection, can create a serious problem of quality control.
The fact that the private schools run explicitly on a system of academic selection means that there is no ambiguity at all about what is happening (in the way that there may be some marginal ambiguity with the middle-class state school): they are taking the brightest children.
Especially in Switzerland, with a system of early selection decisions, these influences have frequently been confirmed, at least for the start of the career (Becker 2013; SKFB 2014).
How can we create a system of site selection, preservation, and conservation that helps the local economy protect a cultural treasure that ultimately belongs to the world?
