"will only select" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a future action or decision that will be limited to a specific choice or group. Example: "The committee will only select candidates with a minimum of 5 years experience for the job."
But don't look for an open call for dancers the star-studded scholarship selection committee, which includes celebs Jennifer Lopez and Miley Cyrus, will only select students nominated by an approved program.
Since he took charge late last year, he has made it clear that he will only select players who appear regularly for their clubs.
"We will only select officials with a proven track record of high-profile fights, with me evaluating a litany of statistical data to ensure these judges have been successful in high-impact fights," Nevada commission executive director Bob Bennett said.
Then select the background by holding shift (otherwise it will only select some parts at the one time).
On Sunday, France will not only select a new president, but if one takes seriously the arguments of the two opposing political camps, it will also choose its geography.
Both Armitage and Geraghty have been capped by England and are in the Saxons squad but their moves to France come at a time when the Rugby Football Union has said that players who earn their living outside the country will only be selected for the national squad under exceptional circumstances.
However, he has been overlooked for England selection because Rugby Football Union rules state that players playing for clubs overseas will only be selected in extraordinary circumstances.
Engineers, physicists, and chemists are welcomed to apply for the preparatory phase (Referendariat) but will only be selected as admission numbers permit.
The Championships serve as trials for the World Championships, although the winner of each event will only be selected provided they have also met the 'A' standard set by UK Athletics.
However, he has not played for England since he came on as a substitute in a 17-12 win over Italy in 2010 because Rugby Football Union rules state that players playing for clubs overseas will only be selected in extraordinary circumstances.
Indeed, by definition a reciprocal interaction provides a direct fitness benefit to the cooperators and this suggests that a cooperative trait will only be selected if the benefit to cooperate is higher than its cost.
