The phrase "and make a selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of choosing or picking from a group of options or items.
Example: "Please review the available options and make a selection of the best candidates for the position."
Alternatives: "and choose from" or "and pick out".
I'll try and make a selection of portraits of them at the weekend, and post them up here next week.
These people could help me develop my art, teach me how to play records in a club and make a selection of music suited to an older crowd.
Go for the gold medal and make a selection of pumpkin pie, apple pie, and pecan pie.
We inspected the list of organ-specific DE transcripts and made a selection of the most interesting genes, which were grouped in five key broad functional categories based on GO term characterisation and on the current literature in the field.
Furthermore, a model of non-conformal layer growth is employed to determine morphologies of internal interfaces and to make a selection of suitable textures for defect-less thin-film silicon layer growth.
You can click to begin recording, or click-and-drag to make a selection of just what part of the screen you wish to record.
01229 717237, Richardwoodall.com The Real Boar Company Cotswolds Farmer Simon Gaskell uses his own free-range wild boar to make a selection of salamis and chorizos, including: wild boar salami and red wine; wild boar and venison salami with red wine; and Cotswold game salami.
The team convened in the archive on January 21, 2017 between 8 44am and 8 16pm to embark upon what could be considered a delirious dérive with no preconceptions, no rules, and no clear objectives except to make a selection of drawings before the fading of natural light at sunset and dinnertime.
Make a selection of ingredients from the advice below and make your mask.
