The phrase "addition excluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to specify that something is not included in a total or calculation.
Example: "The total cost of the project is $10,000, with taxes and fees being an addition excluded from this amount."
Alternatives: "not included" or "excluding addition".
To investigate the chemical reaction effects of steam addition on the OH radical and NO formation with the effect of the temperature decrease because of steam addition excluded, the maximum flame temperature was adjusted to the same value by varying the initial temperature.
It was also stable (SMD 1.60 95% confidence interval 0.64 to 2.56, N = 299) to a sensitivity analysis that, in addition, excluded 5 unblinded studies [ 24, 26- 29].
In addition, excluding Japanese studies may introduce a language bias and lead to erroneous conclusions.
Root length was measured on day 5 before the aluminum addition (excluding plants with very slow germination or stunted growth) and after 24 h of treatment.
In addition, excluding those who did not read the postcards could bias the apparent effectiveness.
In addition, excluding these components from the scores led to an attenuation of the HRs.
In addition, excluding cases with DCIS narrows the pCR group and may confound the results of biomarker studies (Mazouni et al, 2007).
In addition, excluding couples from the study due to women's concerns about partner threats or conflicts may have biased the sample in favor of relationships less prone to conflict or violence.
In addition, excluding infants with LBW may have resulted in increased social class homogeneity because low social class is a determinant of LBW [ 47], probably adding to an underestimate of the total effect estimated in our assessment.
In addition, excluding all postmoratorium estimates would dramatically reduce the range of F values for our analyses, because almost of all our 'low' fishing mortality estimates come from postmoratorium contexts.
In addition, excluding two small studies (13 , 24 did not appreciably change the pooled RR (1.35 [1.23–1.47]) of type 2 diabetes, but between-study heterogeneity was significantly decreased (I from 42.5 to 13.7%) with the removal of the two studies.
