The phrase "affairs including the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various matters or topics that encompass specific elements or categories.
Example: "The committee will address several affairs including the budget, staffing, and project timelines."
Alternatives: "matters such as" or "issues including".
Each province deals with its own affairs, including the ordination or nonordination of homosexuals.
The growth of biotechnological intervention in human affairs, including the potential impact of genetic engineering, also raises many issues for sports.
The position gave him oversight of some of the firm's most important internal affairs, including the amount of money executives had to contribute upon making partner.
The word is that Mr Tsvangirai's team will, among others, get the ministries of finance and home affairs, including the police and prisons.
Firms founded by Mr Ecclestone control the sport's commercial affairs, including the lucrative sale of rights to stage races and to broadcast them.
The Swedish ombudsman's responsibility now comprises civil affairs, including the judicature, the police, prisons, and the public administration, both central and local, but excluding ministers and the monarch.
(To be fair to both sides, her affairs included the notorious Mercedes de Acosta, Garbo's girlfriend).
His advisors on western church affairs included the Pisan scholar Hugh Eteriano.
Earlier this month, The New York Times reported that two people with direct knowledge of The Enquirer's reporting said that everything the tabloid received on Mr. Bezos' affair, including the "below-the-belt selfie," came from a single source.
Chris Grayling, the shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, called on Mr Hain to answer the outstanding questions over the affair, including the use of a previously unknown think-tank, the Progressive Policies Forum, to channel donations and loans worth £51,000 to Mr Hain.
There are many layers of controversy surrounding the Bergdahl affair, including the American soldier's treatment in captivity, the risk the Guantánamo Bay inmates could return to the battlefield and the possible incentive provided for future kidnappings.
