"meticulously choose" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to carefully and precisely select something. Example: She meticulously chooses her words before speaking in public to ensure that she conveys her message clearly.
The group's leaders had been meticulously chosen.
Even the soundtrack has been meticulously chosen to reflect the made-up narrative.
REAL 'M Randi Jacobson brings her version of Madison Avenue sensibilities downtown, shaming SoHo with a new level of meticulously chosen luxe.
Friends say his dinner parties are notable for the meticulously chosen wines and the senators who attend.
"Atlanta" telegraphs its hip-hop familiarity with restraint, allowing snippets of meticulously chosen music to waft from car speakers and headphones.
Like most Palsar raids, this one will be carried out in the dead of night, along a route that has been meticulously chosen to ensure both a margin of safety and the element of surprise.
His design replaced the lowly draw boy — the young apprentice who meticulously chose which threads to feed into the loom to create a particular pattern — with a series of paper punch cards, which had holes dictating the lay of each stitch.
First-week sales were driven by meticulously choosing the best single from the record, getting spins on top radio shows, producing big budget videos for MTV, print and TV promotions, record reviews and interviews with the artists.
At first I loved the trend, as more and more friends added me on Snapchat, and we exchanged embarrassing selfies that would never make it on the same timeline as our meticulously chosen profile pictures.
One study, published last week in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, finds the glass half full: In a small but meticulously chosen group of healthy obese people, even a controlled run-up in weight did not knock metabolic function off-course.
