The phrase "and yet excluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a contrast between inclusion and exclusion, often highlighting a paradox or irony in a situation.
Example: "She was invited to the meeting, and yet excluded from the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "but still left out" or "and still not included."
And yet, excluding the cost of the vaccines and supplements, delivering this integrated package cost just 40 cents per child.
First, the legitimacy of the USA's heavily market-oriented health care system, which accounts for 50% of total annual global health care expenditure on 5% of the world's population and yet excludes many of its citizens (while claiming to be a standard to which others should aspire), needs to be questioned and contested [ 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15].
Yet, excluded patients had significantly more comorbidities and more severe infections than those included in the RCT.
Mr. Levy said yesterday, however, that he had not yet excluded any candidates from the process.
It was the only art school for black South Africans, yet excluded women, so although Hunt was restricted to occasional stints helping out with teaching, she also campaigned for female students to be admitted, and succeeded.
Representing the second-largest party yet excluded from government, Wilders will be able to criticize any ineffectiveness or infighting among the ruling coalition as proof that he is the only real alternative to politics as usual.
Fifteen members of this self-described "pan-Asian group of undocumented young adults on the East Coast" spoke about their experiences growing up: Americans, yet excluded from citizenship, their families fractured by fears of deportation, labor exploitation and an anxious search for identity.
Hence, we included the proteins for completeness, yet excluded it from steady-state analysis.
At least we found a putative B chromosome-specific mutation that might be used as a marker of B-derived transcripts, but have not yet excluded a possible case of autosomal heterozygosity of this mutation.
