The phrase "selected public" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to people who have been chosen for a specific reason. For example, "This law applies to the selected public who are eligible for the financial aid program."
The eligibility criterion was attendance at the first year of a healthcare related course (medicine, nursing, dentistry, nutrition, phonoaudiology or pharmacy at the selected public university, or medicine or physiotherapy at the selected private university).
Using an easily removable solution visible only under ultraviolet light, they marked the restroom door, toilet seats, flush handles, stall doors, handholds and baby-changing tables in 273 randomly selected public restrooms.
The study is based on a telephone survey of 2,088 randomly selected public and private employers with three or more workers, conducted between January and May of this year.
The study selected 120 students from each of the seven selected public universities making 840 students.
Other study in Ethiopia is by [11] which used Stochastic Frontier Approach SFAA) to analysis the technical efficiency of 8 selected public hospitals.
Starting with a considerable reduction of approval and planning times, institutional actors could actively support SRC value chains by supplying selected public building with wood chips heating.
This paper explores savings behaviour, entrepreneurial trait and the decision to be self-employed among students from selected public and private universities in Ghana.
The designs of 20 randomly selected public buildings completed as from the year 2000, were also assessed for their content of buildability features of: standardization, simplicity, and single integrated elements.
A survey was conducted among an identified user group; herecollege students, to evaluate the aesthetic appeal of certain selected public buildings; here library buildings, to rate how the building satisfies certain chosen qualities and the expected functionality.
Empirically, we report on social learning with randomly selected public participants from a regional area south of Sydney, New South Wales in deliberative workshops undertaken at the University of Wollongong in 2005 and 2012.
