The phrase "and selected based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of choosing or making decisions based on specific criteria or factors.
Example: "The candidates were evaluated and selected based on their qualifications and experience."
Alternatives: "and chosen according to" or "and picked based on".
In the first phase of this virtual screening experiment, a binary classification machine learning model was trained and selected based on maximal 'precision' to classify 'active' spectrophores from 'inactive' ones (in order to limit the number of false positives, 'precision' was chosen as a model evaluation parameter).
In order to join, potential users are screened and selected based on their education and professional history.
At some coastal factories, children were even lined up and selected based on their body type, the journalists wrote.
Firstly, the search term "diabetes" was used and tweets were screened and selected based on predefined inclusion criteria.
The studies were compiled and selected based on their methodologies, study design and relevance.
At some coastal factories, children were even lined up and selected based on their body type, wrote the journalists, who also investigated factory areas in Guangdong.
Briefly, events were selected based on their scatter properties indicative of cells, then selected for single cells, and selected based on fluorescence intensities.
Besides, the parameters of these exploratory PSO optimizers are automatically tuned and selected based on stability criteria.
Teams applied and were vetted and selected based on their interest and ability to take advantage of New York's unique entrepreneurial community.
The images are judged by a panel of professionals recognised in the photography industry and selected based on their creativity, artistry and technical complexity.
sgRNA oligos were designed using CCTop63 and selected based on CRISPRi design rules29, then subcloned into a pLKO5 derivative with a fluorescent color (RFP657) and the human U6 promoter for driving sgRNA expression.
