The phrase "as selection rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing criteria or guidelines for making choices or decisions, often in scientific or technical fields.
Example: "The experiment was designed to adhere to specific parameters, as selection rules dictate the conditions under which the results are valid."
Alternatives: "according to selection criteria" or "in line with selection guidelines".
In our study, we examine application of AS selection rules to a combined Australian, British and Canadian group of patients who underwent radical prostatectomy (RP).
However, for certain changes in the quantum numbers, summarized as selection rules, there is a finite probability.
The allowed transitions obey certain restrictions, known as selection rules: the J value of the atom can change by unity or zero, and if L and S are well defined within the atom, the change in L is also restricted to 0 or ±1 while S cannot change at all.
In doing so, Mr. Ickes is drawing on his intimate knowledge of the Clintons and their political networks — as well as delegate selection rules he helped write at the Democratic National Committee.
These types of rules are discussed as follows (Deb, 1999): Selection rules select the individuals called parents which contribute to the population at the next generation.
Rules like this and others applicable to isospin (known as isospin selection rules) help physicists to consolidate their understanding of fundamental laws.
From a statistical point of view, as reviewed by Simon [14], this type of prediction is a complicated problem and many factors, such as gene selection rules, sample resubstitution approaches, sample size concerns, and classification methods are involved.
Meanwhile existence of the external quantizing fields often results in restructuring of the energy levels, as well as creation of new selection rules during the process of the light absorption.
As the ground state of the system is 1A1, as per electric-dipole selection rules, it can make linear optical transitions to excited states belonging to symmetry manifolds 1A1, 1B1, and 1B2 through photons polarized along the y-axis, x-axis, and z-axis, respectively.
We apparently will never know, as USFS officials were as vague about such procedures as they were in creating selection rules that allowed body of work over the past year to carry a significant but nonspecific amount of weight.
However, there are many situations when this information cannot be shared, such as in adaptive steganography, selection rules determined from side information, or in public-key steganography.
