The phrase "an exclusive selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a carefully curated or limited range of items or options that are not available to everyone.
Example: "Our boutique offers an exclusive selection of handcrafted jewelry that you won't find anywhere else."
Alternatives: "a unique assortment of" or "a limited range of".
Here, the chef returns to his homeland to introduce an exclusive selection of recipes from his first cookbook.
With just over one month remaining for photographers to enter the 2014 Sony World Photography Awards, the World Photography Organisation is proud to reveal an exclusive selection of submissions to the 2014 awards.
It will also feature the largest representation of Mexican authors, including Jose Emilio Pacheco, Carlos Monsivais and Sergio Pitol; as well as an exclusive selection of children's books in Spanish, with series covering such brands as Dora the Explorer and Go Diego Go.
Below, see an exclusive selection of Mora's new work.
In this issue of VICE, he shares an exclusive selection of photos from his upcoming book, Buzzing at the Sill.
Below is an exclusive selection of photos from the Campaign for Black Male Achievement's Black Male Re-Imagined project by Ruddy Roye.
66 Their claim is that for a more exclusive selection of patients with ME, defined according to specific hypothesised pathophysiology, the side effects of these treatment modalities are hazardous.
In experiments conducted in primary normal mammary epithelium isolated from 6 independent woman, we showed that ZNF703 overexpression consistently favours the luminal differentiation pathway (Fig 6), suggesting a mechanistic link with the almost exclusive selection of amplifications in luminal tumours.
Within this framework, global stability of the switching strategies can be assured if the invariant sets topology allows the exclusive selection of estimates obtained from healthy sensors.
We have been focusing on tissue-specific regulation of mutually exclusive selection of alternative exons because this implies the typical molecular mechanism of alternative splicing regulation and also can be good examples to elicit general rule of "splice code".
Clockwise from lower left: The targeting flexibility of Cas9 permits the exclusive selection of target sequences with few potential off-targets in the genome.
