The phrase "a document excluding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that intentionally leaves out certain information or details.
Example: "The report is a document excluding any confidential data to ensure privacy."
Alternatives: "a document omitting" or "a document that does not include".
But Amnesty International pointed out that the document excludes any commitment to bring to justice those who displaced, tortured, killed, abducted, disappeared or raped millions of Colombians over the past five decades.
For example, item 5 does not explicitly indicate whether a list of documents excluded in each phase of selection (i.e., after evaluation of titles and abstracts, and after full-text assessment) should be reported.
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A lack of formal identity documents excludes many Indians from the modern economy.
But two months later, the then-foreign secretary William Hague chucked a hand grenade into proceedings by moving to have secret government documents excluded.
There were four documents excluded on the basis of the specific exclusion criteria.
Nevertheless, to enable reproducibility of all systematic review steps, documents excluded in the first and second phases of selection should be listed, with reasons for exclusion.
Given the possibility that some documents excluded through the meta-analysis review process could contain information relevant to feasibility, the 119 documents included in the meta-analysis were reviewed to identify the interventions on which they focused.
"How can you put together a transformative document by excluding the very people you want to help?
With Boolean querying, it is often obvious to the searcher why a document is included or excluded, and there is often an obvious change to the query to rectify specific inclusion or exclusion errors.
