The phrase "an exception to the above" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something does not follow the previously stated rules or conditions.
Example: "All employees must clock in by 9 AM, with the exception to the above for those with flexible schedules."
Alternatives: "an exception to this rule" or "a deviation from the above".
The 5′G GUGG3′C UGG motif is an exception to the above generalizations.
This is an exception to the above MRLC phosphorylation paradigm since phosphorylated myosin should cycle and produce force.
A striking finding of the current study relates to albuminuria - an exception to the above described gradient of risk from remote Indigenous Canadians to urban Indigenous Australians to remote Indigenous Australians.
As an exception to the above rule, most states allow emancipated minors to enter into binding contracts.[2] Additionally, a parent or guardian usually can enter into contracts on the behalf of their children or wards.
An exception to the above works is [46] where the authors propose a synchronization method that uses a known periodic pilot signal, similar to the short preamble in IEEE 802.11a and g, and IEEE 802.16e, [28, 29].
The Russian River Valley is an exception to the fussier nooks above San Francisco, a realm of dinged-up kayaks and rusty barbecue pits, of river otters and local beer.
There is an important exception to the above statements.
A significant exception to the above are the fossil-bearing beds of Old Red Sandstones found principally along the Moray Firth coast.
A significant exception to the above are the fossil-bearing beds of Old Red Sandstones found principally along the Moray Firth coast and in the Orkney islands.
Monoallelic silencing such as X inactivation and imprinting is a clear exception to the above ambiguity.
A notable exception to the above pattern was the gene cox1; despite evidence of relaxed selection in the stem branch of Neobatrachia, the comparison of all 10 models for cox1 strongly favored the relaxation along all branches of Neobatrachia (ΔAIC to the rest of models was always >10, and up to 44; Table 3).
