The phrase "always selected as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a consistent choice or preference for something in a specific context.
Example: "In our annual review, she was always selected as a top performer due to her exceptional contributions."
Alternatives: "consistently chosen as a" or "regularly picked as a".
The householder and partner are always selected, as well as two extra randomly selected members (or three if there is no partner).
What is worth to stress is that the wet steam (a mixture of steam and water) is always selected as the thermal carrier due to low cost and high economic efficiency (Sun et al. 2017c).
"Vern is always selected as one of the top designers," said Jon Hein, founder of jumptheshark.com, which tracks television shows from their peak popularity to their decline.
However, in the MIS scheme, the predicted particle with highest weight is always selected as the representative particle.
Because is uniquely determined by the modulator degree as shown in Section 4.2 and is always selected as for nonregenerative NeMo, we only need bits in the header to determine (and thus ).
The documented information was always selected as the source of verified data.
"One way or another we have always selected a speaker, as opposed to selecting a valedictorian". In some cases, he says, that is easier than selecting a valedictorian.
However, an always unpredictable Department instead selected as an ecologist Nancy Vivrette, who was trained at the Santa Barbara campus, as the first woman to become a regular faculty member in the 83-year history of the Department.
He always wanted to someday compete in the showcase and had auditioned this past March, was selected as a finalist, and has been on an exciting journey ever since.
Since the representative attributes selected by the algorithms were not always the same, the algorithm was thus run for 100 times and the frequency for each attribute being selected as a representative attribute was counted.
