The phrase "account for selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or factors that justify or explain a particular choice or decision.
Example: "In our study, we must account for selection bias to ensure the validity of our results."
Alternatives: "explain the choice" or "justify the selection".
The DD procedure is an attempt to account for selection on unobservables by assuming that recent graduates select into migration in similar ways in college towns and large metro areas.
Individual socioeconomic characteristics were controlled to account for selection into neighborhoods.
To address this issue, we extend the Machado Mata technique to account for selection.
We employ this DIDMP because commonly employed least-squares-regression techniques may fail to fully account for selection effects.
To account for selection effects and the endogeneity of union status, the conception hazard equations are estimated jointly with hazard equations for partnership formation and union dissolution.
Using a Heckman selection model I first account for selection into parenthood based on combined measure of childhood socioeconomic and health status.
We rely on a much larger sample of firms and STPs than previous studies, and, where necessary, account for selection bias and endogeneity.
Previous reports of liver resection for metastatic colorectal cancer (CRC) are typically from single centers and cannot account for selection or referral bias.
To account for selection bias, we used within-child fixed effects to model the variability in each child's BITSEA scores over two measurement occasions (ages 12 and 24 months).
To account for selection bias, we controlled for those who moved LGAs.
Similar to the previous selection problem, the estimated earnings growth model must account for selection effects due to firm shutdown.
