The phrase "a basis for excluding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasons or justifications for not including something or someone in a particular context.
Example: "The committee found a basis for excluding certain candidates from the selection process due to their lack of relevant experience."
Alternatives: "a reason for excluding" or "a foundation for excluding".
Even the irreligion of parents can be a basis for excluding children from the group.
It wouldn't then allow that ethnic affinity to be used as a basis for excluding users from advertisements, and it certainly wouldn't allows that ethnic affinity to be used as a basis for potentially illegal discrimination in real estate advertising.
In another letter, the SEC said it appeared Apple had a basis for excluding a request that it prepare a report evaluating the potential for Apple to achieve net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases from operations directly owned by the company and major suppliers.
I am unwilling to accept what seems to me a denigration of the posture and role of a lawyer as an 'officer of the court.' It is that role that a State is entitled to rely on as a basis for excluding aliens from the practice of law.
Race, ethnicity and gender can be subversive issues in picking juries, as the parties jockey to find the right balance and to occasionally make so-called Batson challenges, after the landmark 1986 United States Supreme Court decision that started a line of rulings barring the use of race and other such characteristics as a basis for excluding potential jurors.
In a 2000 ruling written by Justice William Bedsworth, the court found that sexual orientation cannot be a basis for excluding jurors in California trials.
Some researchers claim that screening for each symptom requires a clinical analysis as a sound basis for excluding organic disease or known "pathophysiological mechanisms" [ 8- 10].
It is clear that an endopod with nine elements is not necessarily a ground pattern feature of leanchoiliids, and may not be a reliable basis for excluding the group from Euarthropoda (cf. [ 16], character 30 of their phylogenetic analysis).
It is moving toward final approval of an ugly new law that would introduce DNA testing as a potential basis for excluding prospective immigrants hoping to reunify with family members already living in France.
Considering that the SNAP program is, both in title and purpose, a nutrition assistance program aimed at combating food insecurity, this in itself is a compelling basis for excluding sugared drinks from the allowable purchases with SNAP dollars.
This rationale, however, is really an assimilation of the more specific rationales discussed in the text of this opinion, and does not in their absence provide an independent basis for excluding challenged evidence.
