The word 'excluding' is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used as a preposition or conjunction to indicate that something or someone is not included in a particular situation or group. Example: "All students are required to attend the field trip, excluding those who have a doctor's note excusing them."
The Sierra Leone ministry of health refused to share data in the early outbreak and instructed the WHO to report only lab-confirmed deaths, thereby excluding the "probable" and "suspect" cases that could not be tested because of the lack of testing facilities.
Add in the pleasure of eating in a decent restaurant for only a tenner a head for four courses, excluding the wine, and the trip becomes as memorable as it is cost effective.
But excluding this relief, aid flows to the world's poorest countries still fell by 8% as donors favoured loans to middle-income states, the OECD said.
Its 14-night Best of Japan self-guided holiday, which includes stays in the mountains of Hakone, on the island of Miyajima and in the craft town of Takayama as well as Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto, costs £2,280pp, excluding flights and local transport.
It says it has managed to oversee the destruction of more than 80% of the world's declared stocks of chemical weapons, excluding those now declared in Syria.
Harrison said it was impossible to attribute Costa's increasingly strong performance to the controversy surrounding Starbucks's tax affairs, but he noted that Costa had enjoyed a record week last week, with UK stores – excluding franchised shops – taking £10m and attracting 3.8m customers.
"We also tested construction workers, stevedores and miners, excluding people who had ever worked at a cane company," he says.
It might be crazy to think, but with low expectations (excluding the 201 stupidly optimistic punters who think the Socceroos can win the whole thing…), isn't it great to be able to watch Socceroos side go out and play aggressively?
When bonuses are added, average weekly earnings in the three months to March rose above the inflation rate of 1.6% to reach 1.7%, but excluding bonuses the increase was 1.3% during the quarter, dragged down by a 1% month-on-month fall in weekly wages.
Unemployment has fallen to its lowest level in more than five years but wage growth slowed to just 1.3%, excluding bonuses, denting hopes that the long running cost of living crisis many be at an end.
Without secrecy, people may not discuss public affairs with those they choose, excluding those with whom they do not wish to converse.
