If the word "selected applicants" accurately describes the intended meaning in the sentence, then it is correct and usable in written English.
Example: The following step in the hiring process is to interview the selected applicants. In this example, the phrase "selected applicants" refers to those candidates who have been chosen to move forward in the hiring process.
Even if the findings of this study show that the committee peer review performed by EMBO selected applicants who subsequently to selection did higher impact scientific research than rejected applicants, we still do not know whether the organisation is supporting "scientific excellence".
The research questions were: 1) what do applicants write in their statements on motivation for medical school?, and 2) do statements on motivation of selected applicants differ from those of non-selected applicants?
Statements on motivation will be analysed from an SDT perspective to identify autonomous and controlled types of motivation, and to examine whether selected applicants describe their motivation differently from non-selected applicants.
Because only three-quarters of the selected applicants actually attended the Job Corps, the Mathematica analysts figured that the program raised the average participant's earnings by 11percentt.
Over 100 days, 2,400 randomly selected applicants will be carted on to the plinth for one hour each, to make incendiary speeches across the square or merely stare up at the clouds.
This provides 55,000 visas every year to randomly selected applicants largely from Nigeria, Ghana, Ethiopia, Kenya, and parts of Eastern Europe.
Type I errors lead to the over-estimation of the applicant's future performance, i.e. the selected applicant will perform on the same level or below the average of the rejected group.
With more applicants than places, the selection process is very competitive and often scrutinised to ensure that it selects applicants with suitable characteristics for medicine and no systemic biases exist within the process.
Others select applicants when total income falls below the poverty line or the Fafsa's income protection allowance.
He tells his students that employers tend to select applicants they know or who are recommended by a friend, family member or colleague.
"JFS is a state-funded school where my grandfather taught, and it's selecting applicants on the basis of religious politics," he said in an interview.
