The phrase "multiple selection" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in technology, testing or survey contexts to refer to the act of choosing more than one option from a set of choices. For example: "The survey allowed for multiple selection of preferred activities from a list of options."
This paper presents an efficient distributed multiple selection algorithm designed to select multiple keys simultaneously from different data sets which are distributed to many computers in a peer-to-peer system.
Mutants resistant to mecillinam required only a single selection step, while multiple selection steps were required to select for resistance above clinical breakpoints for the remaining antimicrobials.
In various reports, different methods were adopted to improve transformation efficiency and quality, such as multiple selection to remove small DNA molecules [ 37], electroelution means to recover size-selected DNA from agarose gel [ 24], and using TAE instead of TBE buffer in electroelution [ 26, 38].
Resolution of three nonproliferative immature splenic B cell subsets reveals multiple selection points during peripheral B cell maturation.
MAC: Changes from 5.10.x are too numerous to list, but include full multiple selection support on the Grid Views.
Questions were a combination of multiple choice (single answer), multiple selection, open-ended, and Likert scale.
The embedded visualization displaying the histogram of selected data values can be linked to multiple selections at once.
Do we trade the pick for multiple selections?
Many, he said, were riddled with pencil marks: cross-outs, arrows, stars, write-in candidates and multiple selections.
The sample, taken from the Frenche database Altars and after multiple selections, was comprised of 51 companies.
The new spending limits, as mandated by the collective bargaining agreement, will almost certainly blunt the Pirates' recent strategy of spending heavily on multiple selections in each draft.
