The phrase "and it excludes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is not included in a particular category or situation.
Example: "The policy covers all employees, and it excludes contractors and temporary workers."
Alternatives: "and it omits" or "and it does not include".
An added rule r satisfies the case for which the original sequence failed, and it excludes all cases covered by its predecessor rule.
It includes at its core painting, music, literature, and sculpture, and it excludes crafts, popular art, and entertainment.
And it excludes anyone who works for independent political groups from working for the campaign.
It is not perfect or comprehensive and it excludes other forms of research that are also important.
The current version has been softened; it no longer requires meal and rest breaks, and it excludes part-time baby sitters and employers' family members.
And it excludes the far greater sums developing countries themselves are promising to farming.Agriculture and food security have become "the core of the international agenda", as the G8 called it.
It said these were the only meetings or conversations "clearly of an official nature" in the period referred to by the peer and it excluded contacts "not clearly of an official nature".
In fact a computer program was running the game, and it excluded half the study participants, throwing them the virtual ball a couple of times in the beginning, then ignoring them altogether.
Israel declared a partial, 10-month freeze in settlement building last November, but it allowed for the completion of thousands of residential units already under construction and it excluded East Jerusalem.
But that was Zynga's share of Facebook's revenue for all of 2011 and it excluded advertising bought by other companies that shows up alongside Zynga games.
And, it excluded government service workers, farmers, fishers and more.
