The phrase "actually select" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the act of making a choice or decision, often in contrast to a previous assumption or expectation.
Example: "After reviewing all the options, I decided to actually select the third proposal for our project."
Alternatives: "truly choose" or "genuinely pick".
There are circumstances under which fluctuating selection could actually select for decreased evolvability (increased canalization) (Kawecki 2000).
You would realise we do actually select some credible people".
Actively managed funds, meaning ones that actually select stocks, charge relatively high fees.
In this way apoptosis-inducing therapies may actually select for cancer cells resistant to apoptosis.
The Delegates When it comes to counting delegates, where Clinton and Obama are almost evenly matched, the numbers are everything, and they have been difficult to pin down because of the party's complex rules for apportioning the delegates who will actually select the nominee at the national convention in Denver this summer.
However, to actually select solutions for CPS, decision-makers do also need tools for their ex-ante evaluation.
This might be caused by selection bias because 53% of the herds were actually selected by the veterinarians due to suspicion of endoparasitic problems.
Using mutation rates derived from the literature and conservative biological assumptions, we show via mathematical modeling and simulations that phenotypic mutations allow evolution to select for neutral intermediate alleles of a multi-mutation trait, actually selecting for proteins whose exact DNA sequence is not in the organism under selection.
The process of actually selecting a jury is pretty arcane.
No delegates are actually selected at the caucuses.
It prohibits anyone from knowing whether the data coming out of the terminals represents what voters actually selected.
