"the selections of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a collection or range of items, such as books, movies, music, or products. For example, "We have a wide variety of selections of books to choose from."
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One South African newspaper criticised the selections of Fabio "Costello".
The selections of unfamiliar past art in "After Nature" nonplus the viewer, by evident design.
Perhaps the biggest surprises are the selections of the goalkeepers, Kasey Keller and Brad Friedel.
The Richardson pick may not have seemed necessary after the selections of the blossoming first-round defensive linemen Muhammad Wilkerson (2011) and Quinton Coples (2012).
(Along with the selections of his manager, Ash Pournouri, who receives a writing credit on almost every song on this album).
The offering circular describing the deal states: "the composition of the Eligible Collateral Debt Securities will be determined by the selections of the Manager" which was Credit Suisse.
"I think people can trust my good judgment and that Australia's interests and relationships would not be hurt by the selections of material I would make," Carr said.
The "modus operandi" and the selections of the targets — crowded with civilians, the government said — indicated that the operation "had the fingerprints of Al Qaeda all over".
Starting on Wednesday, 250 virtual shops will open, in addition to the selections of products now curated by individual chefs or cooks.
We're teaming up with FantasyPros.com to bring you Week 11's toughest start/sit calls, based on the selections of over 50 fantasy football experts on the Web.
