"selective process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a process in which people or things are chosen based on certain criteria. For example, "The university only accepts 200 students a year through a very selective process."
Our method explicitly describes the frequencies of different selected haplotypes over time during the selective process.
This constant flow of genes would severely weaken any group selective process, Dr. Wrangham said.
Robert M. Hutchens, professor of labor economics at Cornell University, said, "The aggressive pushing out of older workers is a selective process".
"The street has its own norms, and the malls have their own norms, but of course it is a selective process," Utami says.
Sapers was trying to imagine the selective process of "Uintacolotherium" when Mrs. Sapers called him at his apartment and began to cry.
She had not set one, and that's one of the objections that we had with respect to the process that -- the selective process that existed and that we discussed in conjunction with the Nov. 21 position.
"It really is frustrating to me," Dr. Gowaty said, "when I read these evolutionary psychologists saying that you can't look at selective process in real-time environments, because these novel environments might not be like environments of the past.
Eric J. Furda, the dean of admissions at the University of Pennsylvania, says that "the real depth to this in a highly selective process is: How has this shaped or influenced you?
Pregnancy, she said, is "a very natural process and so is the natural selective process that our body goes through to eliminate, for whatever reason, an embryo during the first few days of life".
He said he was proud of his membership in the Baath Party and Mr. Hussein's Revolutionary Command Council, telling the court, "This is a selective process wrought by the personal motivations of those intent on destroying Aziz".
