The phrase "and excludes those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that certain items or individuals are not included in a particular category or group.
Example: "The policy applies to all employees and excludes those who are on leave."
Alternatives: "and omits those" or "and does not include those".
We usually frame this audience in terms of who we want to speak to, but it also narrows our focus and excludes those we don't.
Currently, Google+ is limited to those ages 18 and over, and excludes those ages 13-17 who are permitted to set up a Gmail account.
Note the vertical axis is the proportion of assigned plots that were in the alliance and excludes those plots designated as outliers.
It would apply to those who "return to their senses" and excludes those who shed blood, he said in a TV address.
Specifically, it includes immigrant children who do not get identified as LE and excludes those who are native but may get classified as LE.12 We also limit the analysis to the native students who are in fourth through eighth grade classified as either white or black.13.13
The U.S. Army Field Manual includes a list of approved interrogation methods and excludes those that are considered torture.
The merger sharply increased revenue, however, and excluding those charges, results beat expectations.
"We believe that unpaid internships exploit those who do them, and exclude those who can't afford to do them.
But, he said, "you can't have carve-outs for lobbyists you like and exclude those that you don't.
The case against unpaid internships is pretty obvious: they exploit those who do them and exclude those who can't afford to.
In fact, overall investment in Asia funds based in the United States, and excluding those that focus on Japan, topped $5 billion in 2003, to a six-year high.
