"pick samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to collecting or selecting a group of items as examples for a particular purpose. For example: The company decided to pick samples from the warehouse to test the quality of the products.
"Maybe once or twice, we were sent to pick samples with stylists," she said.
The PR girl in NYC had me come to their showroom and pick samples from their showroom and wear it for the season.
" We first of all went to talk to the chiefs and then told them that this study is going to be conducted and people would enter the community to talk to community members and pick samples and … when a child gets sick and comes to the ward and it's severe malaria disease this is what we are going to do [we tried] to explain the study to them.
To illustrate, he picked samples of four important varieties: Victoria, long the standard strain, is unacceptably green, he said.
When picking samples to test drive, ask the salesperson to show you less expensive lines (sometimes called builder grade) that are immediately available.
While his cast of collaborators has ballooned and changed over the years, West's knack for picking samples, both obscure and unexpected, (and the right producers to turn them into chart-topping hits) remains unparalleled.
To validate the pathology of these samples, histological examinations were conducted on a limited number of randomly picked samples.
From a collection of 350 ADHD serum samples, we randomly picked samples from 79 ADHD patients for antibody assays.
For each data set size we randomly picked samples from the original data set and repeated the procedure 100 times.
The probability that four randomly picked samples are cases is significant at the 5 % level (P value = 0.034).
For this reason, imputation is intended as a screening approach, which can be utilized in picking samples for more comprehensive experiments such as RNAseq.
