"in selections" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "I examined the data in detail, focusing my analysis on specific selections."
He and the orchestra were at their best in selections from Bizet's incidental music for "L'Arlésienne".
Rich harmonies in selections by Nicolas Gombert and Jean Lhéritier had a luminous glow.
The soprano Mary Feminear and the mezzo soprano Thea Lobo sang expressively in selections from Nicolas Bernier's "Nymphes de Diane".
Without Jeremy Corbyn's backing and involvement the likelihood of anything happening in selections is nil: I needed Corbyn's help.
As deputy leader, I'll level the playing field for candidates so that money and connections are no advantage in selections.
One of the exhibition's strengths is in the way method and message are linked in selections from every category.
Concerning those included in the squad, Langer is pleased "to see selectors are rewarding performance, in selections like Chris Rogers".
Brett Sprague's honeyed tenor floated sweetly in selections sung offstage; as a wedding singer, Jhosoa Agosto showed an impressive grasp of flamenco's throaty, melismatic "cante jondo" ("deep song").
Five-note cells also popped up in selections from Mamoru Fujieda's placid "Begonia in My Life," music derived from biofeedback signals provided by the plant of the title.
His alluring tenor, with its baritonal timbre and expressive shadings, is heard to rewarding effect in selections including Siegmund's "Sword Monologue".
Then as now, her explosive technique and fiery musicality were always impressive, revealed in selections including the Étude in C sharp minor, which unfolds in a dazzling whirlwind.
