"select personnel" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to carefully choose or pick out individuals for a specific job or task. Example: The company hired a team of experts to select personnel for their new branch in Europe.
Rosenfeld describes how members of the Afghanistan and Indonesian teams have attended content and production workshops conducted by the Galli Galli Sim Sim team in conjunction with select personnel from Sesame in New York.
UNA-NY's Spring Career Fair will provide an employment scope of several UN agencies — UN Volunteers, UN Women, UNDP, UNFPA, and UNICEF — courtesy of select personnel who will be presenting an overview of these respective organizations as part of the outreach this event will highlight.
It employs select personnel to design and build expensive, single-purpose systems that meet limited objectives at maximum possible cost -- operating in a system of contracts and patronage that rewarded activity, redundant job creation and cash flow more than successful achievement of its goals.
We used purposive sampling to select personnel from three southern Taiwan military hospitals as study respondents.
In addition to this, between 2002 and 2006, three public employment admissions exams were organized to select personnel for positions in the health service.
It notes the remarkable role of the Rockefeller Foundation in identifying these two missions, and selecting personnel developed within the land-grant system to execute them with remarkable effectiveness.
Furthermore, an image processing based mechanism has also been incorporated to provide access without email, to few selected personnel who are trusted by the owner.
From behind the scenes, Shimon Peres, director-general of the Ministry of Defense, selected personnel, allocated resources, and became the chief administrator of the entire project.
The Senate authorization bill includes -- and the House appropriations bill would fully pay for -- a 4.1percentt across-the-board pay raise for military personnel, and higher raises for selected personnel.
A conference of top executives selecting personnel to head a set of lower units is akin to a crew of fresco painters, each of whom adds his stroke to finish the picture that will be viewed as a whole.
It is clear that wise groups should devote real attention to social abilities, including the capacity both to participate and to listen, in selecting personnel and in devising social norms for team performance.
