The phrase "assortment selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to choosing or picking from a variety of options or items, often in retail or inventory management.
Example: "The assortment selection for this season includes a wide range of colors and styles to appeal to different customer preferences."
Alternatives: "variety choice" or "selection of options".
In contrast, under the positive phenotypic assortment model mate selection is purely based on the phenotype of the spouses (i.e., similar general intelligence).
Factors that contribute to the emergence of these novel phenotype pathogens are the abuse of antimicrobial drugs, ecological and host-driven microbial mixing, microbial mutations, genetic drift or re-assortment and environmental selection.
After browsing through a large assortment, I took my selection to the register.
Look for one with music, or buy a mobile and a recorder with an assortment of good musical selections.
Italian coffee, freshly squeezed orange juice and an assortment of teas complete the selection.
It is true that the strangers who came to bid on Mrs. Wrightsman's things were not welcomed, as pickers at Mrs. Wetterhahn's house were, to rummage through drawers containing a poignant assortment of underclothes and a selection of souvenir silk travel scarves.
Conversely, fast fashion brands' broad and shallow assortment policy offers a wide selection of styles in limited numbers per style, which allows a trendy fashion image but not necessarily a quality image (Goworek 2007).
After selection for phenotypic assortment and addition of an inducer (Cd2+), we could demonstrate specific knockdown of the mRNA of interest, while a control transcript was unaffected.
It was holiday time, so there were stacks of tinned Christmas cakes and "selection boxes," mixed assortments of chocolates.
In the absence of selection (s = 0) assortment and thus pay-off differences between cooperators and defectors are not frequency dependent, except for extreme frequencies where assortment drops and cooperators receive smaller average pay-offs.
