The phrase "selected literature" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a group of books, articles, or other written material that have been carefully chosen from a much larger collection. For example, "The professor's class focuses on selected literature from Renaissance authors."
The process of systematic reviewing consists of six key steps: (1) preparation for the review, (2) systematic search of the primary literature, (3) selection of papers for review, (4) critical appraisal of the selected literature, (5) analysis and synthesis of data, and (6) interpretation of data.
Johann Gesner, the first librarian, working in close association with the curator of the university, G.A. von Münchhausen, and proceeding on the principles laid down by Leibniz, made strenuous efforts to cover all departments of learning; the library provided good catalogs of carefully selected literature and was available to all as liberally as possible.
This section briefly reviews selected literature that associates large firm dominance with entrepreneurship potentials.
The selected literature for recovery of drawing order has been discussed here.
Moreover, the predictions of the developed models are better than four selected literature correlations.
This review addresses this topic by presenting a critical survey of selected literature reports.
We illustrate these principles through examples from our own research as well as selected literature sources.
This article aims to offer a critical overview of selected literature on capacitive and non-capacitive faradaic charge storage.
This model also successfully predicts the fuel conversion and major products for selected literature propene pyrolysis data.
The results show an improved early recognition performance for the optimal assignment methods in comparison to selected literature methods.
Purposely selected literature review of the top 14 proteins showed that many of them in this list were proposed as drug targets of the pathogen.
