The phrase "a case of exclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or instance where someone or something is deliberately left out or not included.
Example: "The report highlighted a case of exclusion in the hiring process, where qualified candidates were overlooked due to bias."
Alternatives: "an instance of exclusion" or "a situation of exclusion".
Possibly, this can be a case of competitive exclusion.
Facing a case of cervical pain, the exclusion of other factors is mandatory.
A designed eligibility form was used to document all full-text articles assessed for eligibility, the judgment reached whether a study was eligible and reasons in case of exclusion.
When they split and are opposed to each other, like, for instance, in the case of exclusion of many people in the world from the networks of power and information and wealth, then it's identity versus the networks.
Inbreeding, as allowed within genomic selection for the Israeli herd, had virtually no effect on genetic gain or on profits, when compared with the case of exclusion of all matings that generate inbreeding.
Except as provided in subsections (f) and (j), any exclusion from entry or order under this section shall continue in effect until the Commission finds, and in the case of exclusion from entry notifies the Secretary of the Treasury, that the conditions which led to such exclusion from entry or order no longer exist.
In case of exclusion, the patient was referred to the local health system.
In most cases, the purpose is well defined and the results may help the GP to proceed in his course in case of confirmation as well as in case of exclusion.
Most of these cases of exclusion are so unjust that an unusual coalition of congressional liberals and conservatives is advocating a change to the Patriot Act.
Motor Cortex Stimulation is a technique alternative to DBS indicated in advanced-complicated PD in cases of exclusion from DBS or of its ineffectiveness.
