The phrase "allow the exclusion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to omit or leave out something from a larger group or set.
Example: "The new policy will allow the exclusion of certain items from the budget review process."
Alternatives: "permit the omission of" or "authorize the removal of".
Applicable law may not allow the exclusion of implied warranties, so the above exclusion may not apply to you.
In its ruling on Wednesday, the three-judge panel said the Basic Law does allow the exclusion of foreign domestic workers from consideration for permanent residency.
"You can say something about it in your summation to the jury," she went on, adding that the rules of evidence, as opposed to the Constitution, also allow the exclusion of some kinds of unreliable evidence.
However, US does not show as much sensitivity for the detection of solid abdominal organs traumatic injury; furthermore, the absence of hemoperitoneum does not allow the exclusion of the presence of post-traumatic parenchymal injuries [29].
A simple procedure must be invented which, just as a citizen guilty of crimes can be temporarily deprived of his civic rights, would allow the exclusion of rogue, dictatorial, and genocidal States until they change regimes.
In particular, it will often allow the exclusion of spurious hits.
But the court still allowed the exclusion of jurors who categorically oppose the death penalty, citing the need for more research on the effect of such exclusions.
When Gregg Shields, a spokesman for the Boy Scouts, said the Scouts will welcome "any individual boy or girl who wants to stay involved in Boy Scouting," one supposes he meant to limit his invitation only to heterosexual individuals, since the current policy allows the exclusion of any non-heterosexual members.
However, neither H. meleagridis nor the two members of the Trichomonadidae mentioned above were detected with this probe, allowing the exclusion of these parasites.
