The phrase "an selection of articles" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a selection of articles" because "selection" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "The magazine features a selection of articles on various topics."
Alternatives: "a collection of articles" or "a range of articles."
We were talking about his new book, "Keeping an Eye Open: Essays on Art," a selection of articles that previously appeared in a variety of publications over the last few decades.
The rest of this column contains a selection of articles from a variety of newspapers from around the United States that chose to run stories, usually on page one, about the search for or discovery of missing links.
A selection of articles that accomplished the inclusion criteria and a quality evaluation of the studies were carried out.
In an experimental project, the Guardian is collaborating with Yeeyan, a ground-breaking community translation website, to offer Chinese language versions of a selection of articles daily.
Well, www.senior.com (pay attention to the name) offers a selection of articles about travel with links to sites for lodging, cruise lines and such.
This was corrected on December 9th.Read how The Economist covered the early days of the anti-apartheid movement and Nelson Mandela's coming to power in a selection of articles from our archive.
To prepare you for the decision, here is a selection of articles and blog posts dealing with the case.Our health-care correspondent sums up the questions before the court and the arguments being made, and says the case could transform the power of the federal government.
This special issue offers a selection of articles on urban transit and light rail system research-orientated studies.
Within this special issue, a selection of articles dealing with specific aspects about ongoing Sensor Web research and developments is presented.
