The phrase "accused of excluding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing allegations or claims that someone has intentionally left out or marginalized a person or group.
Example: "The organization was accused of excluding minority voices from the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "charged with omitting" or "blamed for sidelining".
The district has long been accused of excluding parents from its decision-making process.
An exclusive Boca Raton golf and boating club accused of excluding Jews has reached an agreement with the state attorney general's office to change its longstanding membership policy.
Authorities in an Indian state have been accused of excluding poor candidates from running for office by making a "functional toilet" compulsory in their homes.
In claiming to champion health and fitness, yet targeting a particularly small, thin customer, Lorna Jane has been accused of excluding potential customers who also aspire to be healthy, sexy and stylish, but who fall outside its target size range.
Maliki, a Shiite Muslim, is widely accused of excluding Sunnis from power, alienating them and encouraging some to look to the insurgents.
The left, having previously accused Ford of excluding activists from its grants, now accused it of trying to co-opt and deradicalize activists by giving them cash.
That drew a furious response from London, where officials accused BMW of excluding the government from discussions laden with extensive effects: thousands of jobs may be lost in a region where the unemployment rate of 9percentt is almost twice the national average.
Last year, Human Rights Watch issued a highly critical report of the Ethiopian government, accusing it of excluding opposition supporters from the safety net programme, thereby restricting food aid to particular individuals.
Meanwhile, the PNV's senior member of the national parliament in Madrid, Iñaki Anasagasti, accused Mr Aznar of "excluding" the Basque region and seeking to "throw us out of Spain".Putting your Basques in one exitThe PP, with a brave face, says it has scored a victory by having Batasuna, ETA's political wing, banned from electoral politics, so striking a blow against terror.
Marco Feliciano, an evangelical pastor from the Christian Social party, is accused of homophobia, racism and excluding outsiders from sessions that were previously open to the public.
