The phrase "ad hoc selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been chosen or arranged for a specific purpose or situation, often in a temporary or informal manner.
Example: "The committee was ad hoc selected to address the urgent issues facing the organization."
Alternatives: "specifically chosen" or "temporarily appointed".
The ad hoc trustees selected Mr. Andrews to develop the idea.
19 20 Eight ad hoc items from a piloted questionnaire were pre hoc selected as the primary patient-evaluation endpoints (see table 3).
Much prior work in this area has involved the ad hoc testing of selected AHL signals on various aspects of plant growth and development.
This teaching typically consists of opportunistic moments in the clinical setting, or brief lectures given on an ad hoc basis, usually selected as a subject of interest for the teacher.
In the present study, we used simulations to compare GIGI-Pick with PRIMUS, ExomePicks, and common ad hoc methods of selecting subjects.
Below, we describe FastBLAST in more detail, especially the key steps of identifying ad hoc families and selecting the top homologs of a gene.
The site was selected ad hoc to avoid any shadow cast effect on the panel itself and any conduction phenomenon from the surrounding area.
However, in practice, a model organism is often selected ad hoc, and without considering its representativeness, because a systematic and rational method to include this consideration in the selection process is still lacking.
Exon taxonomies used by researchers tend to be selected ad hoc or based on an information poor de-facto standard.
With the ad hoc filter, genes were selected based on any one of three criteria; (i) a fold change of more than twofold (log2 ≥1.0) in all replicates; (ii) any fold change (as log2) with a coefficient of variation of less than 50%; (iii) any fold change (as log2) with a SD of less than 0.5.
