The phrase "a figure that does not include" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data, statistics, or representations that exclude certain elements or categories.
Example: "The report presents a figure that does not include the expenses incurred during the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a figure excluding" or "a figure omitting".
The British Council, Alliance Française, Germany's Goethe-Institut and Spain's Instituto Cervantes all have budgets of more than $2 million a year to spend in China, a figure that does not include embassy spending on culture.
The UK's recommended limit is 11%, a figure that does not include sugars from milk products.
Pruitt was traveling for 128 days his first year, a figure that does not include his vacations.
According to the latest estimates by the Forest Service, almost 36 million Americans use off-highway vehicles, a figure that does not include sport utility vehicles.
Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal earned a combined £102m from Champions League television and sponsorship money - a figure that does not include gate receipts or matchday revenue.
In 2010, the police killed three hundred and twenty civilians, a figure that does not include the seventy-three who died in Tivoli.
Incredibly, software projects often devote 80percentt of their budgets to repairing flaws they themselves produced-a figure that does not include the even more costly process of furnishing product support and developing patches for problems found after release.
That translates to less than $2 million in annual premiums a figure that does not include what museums and institutions pay to indemnify items they borrow and put on display.
According to Nasdaq, Island and Instinet moved 15.3% of share volume across Nasdaq in April a figure that does not include the 9.3% of Nasdaq share volume traded on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange by Island.
We do know that Maserati spent $250 million to develop the Quattroporte a figure that does not include the cost of its factory renovation in 1999 and that the company can avoid some heavy expenses in the future by sharing technologies with Volkswagen and Audi.
(Hint: That does not include Mr. Obama).
