The phrase "a process of exclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a systematic method or approach that involves leaving out certain elements or individuals from a group or consideration.
Example: "The committee implemented a process of exclusion to ensure that only qualified candidates were considered for the position."
Alternatives: "a method of exclusion" or "an exclusionary process".
Medical examiners must go through a "process of exclusion, just like when you go to a doctor with some sort of ailment," said Dr. Bruce Goldberger, chief of forensic medicine at the University of Florida.
This included any relevant imaging or blood work-up that might suggest that a process of exclusion had occurred.
Identified areas for improvement include clear documentation of a process of exclusion of other diagnoses, and prophylaxis for potential treatment complications, including osteoporosis and gastric symptoms.
A good response to initial steroids was seen in 221 patients (72.7%), and evidence of a process of diagnostic exclusion was seen in 68 cases (22.4%).
In polarized epithelial cells, apical and lateral identities are maintained by a process of mutual exclusion in which the cortical localization of the Par-6/aPKC complex is suppressed by Lgl and vice versa (Hutterer et al., 2004).
The new paradigm espouses the critical distinction between 'impairment' – a loss of biological function – and 'disability' – a social process of exclusion caused by barriers of attitude, environment and organization.
"The misuse and destruction of the environment are also accompanied by a relentless process of exclusion," Francis told the UN.
The misuse and destruction of the environment are also accompanied by a relentless process of exclusion.
A documented process of exclusion of relevant differential diagnoses was demonstrated in 68 (22.4%) patients.
While some aspects of the primary care diagnosis and management of PMR, such as initial corticosteroid dose, documentation of typical symptoms, and response to steroids, appear to be in line with national guidance, documentation of other areas of care, for example a thorough process of exclusion of other diagnoses, could be improved.
Gretchen Weiners -- I mean, Mormons are like, this is a Court of Love! Excommunication is a process of inclusion, not exclusion!
