The phrase "analyses and selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of examining data or options and making a choice based on that examination.
Example: "The analyses and selection of the best candidates will take place next week."
Alternatives: "evaluation and choice of" or "assessment and decision on".
The genomic profiling of each individual cancer will potentially have a key role clinically assisting in early disease diagnosis, risk stratification, longitudinal analyses of tumor evolution and selection of the most favorable and personalized therapeutic intervention.
Microsatellite markers are used widely for parenthood analyses, population genetics studies, and selection of agricultural stocks due to their genome abundance and high level of polymorphism (Tautz et al. 1986; Jones et al. 2010).
These results formed the basis of the adjustments in the main analyses and the selection of sensitivity analyses.
Non-industry protocols more often received comments related to methodology and statistical analyses and the selection of participants than industry-sponsored protocols, while research based on published trials indicated that methodological quality was comparable for industry-sponsored and non-industry trials [ 12– 12].
This paper analyses SNDR variation with control voltage and selection of optimized Over Cycling Ratio (OCR).
The large sample size of our study is a strength and allows robust subgroup analyses; however, the cross-sectional design and selection of patients with longstanding and more severe (erosive) disease do raise the possibility of selection bias, and therefore the findings may not be generalizable to populations with milder disease.
26 We screened reference lists of identified reviews, meta-analyses, and a selection of included trials for additional relevant articles.
SW participated in the design of the study, contributed to analysis as part of the project team and analysed a selection of transcripts, and commented on and revised initial drafts of the paper.
The code is publicly available.1 We have also made code available for directly recalculating and analysing a selection of the results from this paper.
This study analyses a selection of visualizations from a cross section of landscape and architectural projects and reveals reoccurring patterns of inconsistencies in the depiction of content elements.
