The phrase "and exclusion of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being excluded from a particular consideration or group.
Example: "The policy was revised to allow for inclusion of certain groups and exclusion of the others deemed ineligible."
Alternatives: "and omitting the" or "and excluding the".
Based on RNA-seq data, we defined the inclusion ratio (PSI: percentage splicing in) of each exon in Refseq transcripts as the number of reads exclusively supporting inclusion divided by total number of reads supporting inclusion and exclusion of the specific exon (Supporting Information Fig S2F; Polymenidou et al, 2011; Wang et al, 2008).
Postoperative CT scan confirmed patency of all visceral branches and exclusion of the aneurysm.
This mystery of inclusion and exclusion, of the highest fashion being at the centre of life, yet somehow apart from it, lies at the heart of Vogue's appeal.
How has hegemony of the haves in our politics, at the expense and exclusion of the have-nots, fostered our democratic values?
This policy of secrecy and exclusion of the public is a recipe for disaster- both for the environment and for the biotechnology industry.
This crisis can only be understood by looking at Brazil's history of authoritarianism, social inequality and exclusion of the poor by elites who, with exceptions, have traditionally been hostile to any form of social change.
For example, the Carolinas show both inclusion and exclusion of the barrier islands; and in the "mitten" of Michigan there are examples of tracts which contain small areas of land and large areas of water.
The consistent underestimation of the TEC at this longitude by the IRI may be attributed to the inadequate ingestion of F region data from this longitude sector into the model and exclusion of the plasmaspheric content.
The urban middle class, whose power was based on patronage from the colonizers and exclusion of the masses, could not translate resentment against the British into a nationwide movement.
I feel bereaved by Brexit, and if it leads to the end of freedom of movement and exclusion of the UK from Erasmus, this would be devastating – a tragedy of staggering proportions for universities throughout the country, for the structured internationalisation of our academic institutions, which is what Erasmus is all about".
"I feel bereaved by Brexit and if it leads to the end of freedom of movement and exclusion of the UK from Erasmus this would be devastating – a tragedy of staggering proportions for universities throughout the country, for the structured internationalisation of our academic institutions, which is what Erasmus is all about.
