The phrase 'make this selection' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a situation when you are wanting someone to choose a certain item or option. For example: "Please make this selection to complete the purchase."
Vander Esch's medicals must be pristine for the Steelers to make this selection.
(It's much easier for children to make this selection once some time has passed since they created the work).
Mr. Betts said he and the committee went to great lengths "to make this process entirely objective and make this selection entirely on the merits".
And more important, they'll make this selection race relevant and interesting to the people we have to convince at the next general election.
In the past studies there are attempts to build up a systematic approach to help the engineers to make this selection.
"Boulez Conducts Varèse" (Deutsche Grammophon)—Like its composer, the music of Edgard Varèse (1883-1965) is a fusion of exacting French precision and raw American energy— perfect for the talents of Pierre Boulez and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, who make this selection of brassy, brutalist orchestral works (including "Arcana" and "Amériques") sound thrillingly surreal.
You'll need to select your chosen Amazon Locker upon making this selection.
As different as the conditions and circumstances are, England may have been mindful of that when they made this selection.
"It's shameful for the committee to have made this selection which does not live up to the previous quality of literature in the award".
Faber and Faber; £20Seamus Heaney is as brilliant a critic of poetry as he is a practitioner, which makes this selection inspiring and indispensable.___________________________________Dirt Music.
You are right to counsel patience while the nominee explains how he will represent all Americans in this most important post, but President-elect George W. Bush should have never made this selection.
