The phrase "an excluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something or someone that has been left out or not included in a particular group or category.
Example: "In the discussion about the new policy, we must consider the perspectives of an excluded demographic."
Alternatives: "a marginalized" or "an omitted".
The character who corresponds to Hamlet is an excluded observer, who watches from the sidelines as the other dancers couple.
"When you've been such an excluded community, then religion can provide a form of kinship, direction and strength.
The latter novel looks at disaffection from the perspective of an excluded new underclass of youth, debt-shackled and devoid of opportunity.
Regardless of how wide its scope, personhood will always define itself through contrast with an excluded other.
And Justice O'Connor wrote: "Unlike the moral disapproval of same-sex relations -- the asserted state interest in this case -- other reasons exist to promote the institution of marriage beyond mere moral disapproval of an excluded group".
If his own moral alienation as an excluded young man in laissez-faire LA led him to create the confused and puritanical Travis Bickle of Taxi Driver, life as a Hollywood director wasn't any easier.
The city, jewel in India's IT crown, was largely closed for business for two days as an excluded underclass took the chance to vent its spleen.
But as land in Manhattan between 14th and 96th Streets was extremely valuable even then, it was designated an excluded zone.
We unmarked the subsequences that contained an excluded-gene hit.
For any subsequence t, if there existed a subsequence u of an excluded-gene such that HD t, u) < d N, HD t, u) represented the Hamming distance between t and u, then t is determined to contain an excluded-gene hit and this subsequence t would be abandoned.
Migrants 'an excluded minority' Every harvest season, an estimated 300,000 children between the ages of 6 and 14 migrate to northern Mexico along with their parents, who have been contracted to work in the fields.
