"selected occupations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to occupations that have been specifically chosen, for example: "The survey asked respondents to select occupations they were familiar with from a list of selected occupations."
Cases (n = 1,189; 76% participation rate) and controls (n = 982; 52% participation rate) provided information on their occupational histories and, for selected occupations, on possible workplace exposure to TCE using job-specific interview modules.
As the EPIC-PAQs in Denmark and Sweden allowed for multiple responses, responses were collapsed into the four occupational activity categories above by taking the rounded-down average of all selected occupations, if any.
One way of doing this is by promoting the training and retraining of selected persons for selected occupations.
Lastly, we only selected occupations where the job availability was good enough to conduct an experiment.
The table reports the number of workers and normalized VRI (NVRI) in each cell for selected occupations.
This study investigated Nigerian physiotherapists' perceived prestige of their profession relative to 11 selected occupations and how their perception was influenced by selected sociodemographics.
Students voluntarily deciding on their vocational training identify more strongly with and engage more effortfully in their selected occupation.
However, they did not weight the D.C. elite sample beyond screening for the "key criteria listed of college education or higher, 75k of income and selected occupation levels".
Amongst the selected occupation groups, monthly income for a full day's work ranged from INR4,000-INR8,000 (USD75-150).
Most of these studies are cross-sectional and confined to a selected occupation or sector, rendering causal interpretations and generalisation difficult.
The authors found evidence to support the fact that children tend to enter similar occupational areas as their parents, and they often select occupations with similar socio-economic status (SES), as well.
