The phrase "selected of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may lead to confusion.
Example: "The selected of candidates will be notified by email."
Alternatives: "chosen from" or "picked from".
Following the selection criteria, eight clinical trials were selected, of which five were randomized controlled trials.
2,855 SNVs were selected, of which 860 were also present in the EU selection (Table 3).
(Kidman had been selected, of course, because she advertised "brain-training machines" on TV).
And then of course there is Hill's judiciously selected "Of The Week" moments.
The way in which he was selected (of which more below) was indeed extraordinary.
The picture you selected of the small boy was a moving but much reproduced image and could not convey the unique authority of Karski's own visage.
"Amal is a human-rights lawyer who worked on the Enron case, was an adviser to Kofi Annan regarding Syria, and was selected of a three-person U.N. commission regarding rules-of-war violations in the Gaza Strip.
Fleet Of Light (1.45), the selected of a four-strong entry from James Fanshawe's stable, can show she is better than her recent second to Hoh Buzzard here suggests when held up in a race run at a moderate gallop.
"We make files available in a lot of different formats, and at this point Liquid Audio has been the least selected of those formats," said Larry Lieberman, chief executive of Musicmaker.com, an online music vendor.
The exhibition recreates one of the "International Press and Book Clubs" the regime opened -- 18 of them across the country, 4 in Warsaw -- to allow Poles to read some of the world's press, magazines and books (carefully selected, of course, and concentrating on the products of foreign Communist parties, like L'Unita and L'Humanite).
Depending on which setup you've selected, of course.
