The phrase "about a selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or subject related to a specific choice or group of items.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about a selection of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "regarding a choice" or "concerning a group".
The trend has been growing in recent years and there have been rows about a selection of drugs to treat tuberculosis and hepatitis C, among other conditions.
The BOA legal director, Sara Sutcliffe, said: "When you're talking about a selection policy you go much further than an eligibility rule.
Slideshow: Marcus Bleasdale talks about a selection of his photographs chronicling the impact of rape in war-torn areas of Africa.
By Alex Ross July 28 , 2010In this week's issue of the magazine, I write about a selection of new CDs: rival versions of the Chopin Third Piano Sonata by Stephen Hough and Marc-André Hamelin; "Madhares," a survey of the music of the contemporary Austrian composer Thomas Larcher; and a solo-Bach recital by the German violinist Isabelle Faust.
In this week's issue of the magazine, I write about a selection of new CDs: rival versions of the Chopin Third Piano Sonata by Stephen Hough and Marc-André Hamelin; "Madhares," a survey of the music of the contemporary Austrian composer Thomas Larcher; and a solo-Bach recital by the German violinist Isabelle Faust.
It is about a selection and decision framework that lets you and your organization make tough choices among good options.
Rick unfortunately won't be able to visit every club you tell us about, but a selection will feature on the programme throughout the 2014-15 season.
My first commission was to write a caption-led piece for the website about whether a selection of women dress their age.
You can sip espresso or try some wine while deciding on a bottle from a selection of about 100.
This makes for a small research investment, and then you can feel more confident about making a selection at the wine store.
If anyone today does care about François Boucher, a selection of whose drawings is on view at the Frick Collection, chances are it's for one reason only: sex.
