The word 'samplings' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a small selection of things, usually used for analysis or comparison. For example, "The researchers collected a variety of samplings from the lake to test for contaminants."
Quick counts are made by extrapolating from samplings of Indonesia's nearly 500,000 polling stations.
The material is so voluminous that most attempts at general survey are admittedly samplings.
The samplings of his several periods, in which he continually reshuffled aesthetics of figuration and abstraction, whetted my appetite for more of each.
Samplings of Hollywood agents, producers, managers, publicists, and distributors joined in.
The culture is flooded with ironic self-reflexivity and imitations of imitations: travesties, spoofs, skits, lampoons, pastiches, quotations, samplings, appropriations, repurposings.
Flansburgh, on guitar, and Linnell, on accordion, played with a "backup band" made up of a tape deck that played homemade samplings of a Moog synthesizer, a drum machine, Music Minus One records, tape loops, and old rhythm machines that wheezed out foxtrots & rumbas.
At Dance Theatre Workshop, the company performs two new pieces, a duet to Rachmaninov about a fraught relationship (by Ortiz) and an ensemble piece (by Thomas) set to samplings of rock guitar, pop, and Japanese drums and filled with parallel and crisscrossing movement, which explores boundaries between groups of people.
The tracks entwine contemporary Eastern sounds and samplings of classical Chinese poetry.
According to public opinion samplings, four out of five Americans favored the treaty, and almost exactly four out of five senators voted to ratify it.
The mature James lacks the irony of a postmodernist, yet his samplings from the past (bustles, panniers, and crinolines) have the same nerve.
A day in Dublin, a day in Wisconsin are alike sufficient samplings of humanity — random test cores plumbing the depths of existence.
