The phrase "are now selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular choice or option has been made or chosen at the present time.
Example: "The items you requested are now selected and ready for processing."
Alternatives: "have now been chosen" or "are currently chosen".
But the way money managers are now selected is "incestuous," he said.
The set of independent fluxes v I are now selected to include all fluxes that appear in X ˙ U and those that lead to a full column ranked S D,M.
First, common alleles that were advantageous in ancestral environments (for example, 'thrifty' genes affecting regulation of metabolism) are deleterious in current environments, and derived, formerly-maladapted alleles are now selected for (Di Rienzo and Hudson 2005; Di Rienzo 2006).
But David Cameron's efforts to change the face of the party have paid off: they are now selecting black or Asian candidates in more than 5% of all selections, with a higher rate in Conservative-held seats.
But the fact that we are now selecting vegetables for their flavour is a profound shift.
Fewer medical students are now selecting general practice as a career and a majority of those who do are women, many of whom take time out to raise families or choose to work part-time.
Organizations often built their own customer ID technology in-house, but more are now selecting Okta as their central ID platform for all users.
As a matter of fact, 68percentt of U.S. college applicants are now selecting schools based on their green principles, according to the Princeton Review's 2012 Hopes and Worries survey.
Opinion is changing and many surgeons are now selecting out a small subgroup of patients with known N2 disease for resection.
The party also wants voters to directly choose the prime minister, who is now selected by Parliament.
Double curvature pressing is now selected instead of facet shape welding for inner and outer shells in the upper and lower inboard regions.
