The phrase "and given the excessive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a condition or reasoning related to something that is considered excessive.
Example: "The project was delayed, and given the excessive budget overruns, we had to reassess our priorities."
Alternatives: "considering the excessive" or "in light of the excessive".
Given the excessive calculation and power capacity required for running these tests, researchers have mainly studied interaction between genomic loci that have already been found (29).
Given the excessive volatility in the market as a whole and the wide swings characteristic of semiconductor stocks in particular, it would take a person of great confidence to make such a trade.
Speaking of crowds, Ted Bernstein, the legendary copyeditor of The New York Times, must be rolling over in his grave given the excessive mistakes that find their way into print on paper and online.
Given the excessive prices of Bordeaux wines in the past 5 or 10 years, a correction is overdue.
The "six-strikes-and-you're-out" policy in the warehouse, where workers can be sacked if they receive six black marks over a six-month period, is a "punitive measure, which denigrates the workers at Sports Direct and gives the management unreasonable and excessive powers to discipline or dismiss at will".
While seeking the disqualification of a judge is well within the rights of prosecutors, the county Bar Association attorneys say that they believe the volume of recent affidavits filed is "excessive" and gives the appearance of "being designed as punitive and retaliatory".
It is thought to arise from excessive accumulation of keratin, and gives the skin a dry, sandpapery feel.
Given the apparently excessive size of the clearance and the eccentric choice of route, some detect a stink of corruption in the smoky air.
"We should not be feeding dogs people food and overfeeding them and giving them excessive amount of treats.
