The phrase "are eligible to exclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing qualifications or criteria that allow someone or something to be left out or not included.
Example: "Participants who meet the age requirement are eligible to exclude themselves from the study if they choose."
Alternatives: "have the right to omit" or "can opt to leave out".
Of the original 5,362 study members at birth, 3,163 study participants known to be alive with an address in England, Scotland, or Wales were eligible to participate (excluding 718 who had died, 567 who were living abroad, 594 who had previously withdrawn from the study, and 320 who had been untraceable for >10 years).
All men diagnosed with breast cancer in the areas served by the East Anglia, Trent and West Midlands cancer registries who were alive on 31 December 1998 were eligible to take part, excluding those whose general practitioner thought them unsuitable for the study because of severe concurrent illness.
In particular, the rule change potentially means that some people who were eligible to drive will now be excluded.
It remains unclear exactly how many of its disenfranchised citizens who have completed their sentences will now be eligible to vote, because Amendment 4 explicitly excludes anyone convicted of a murder or felony sex offense.
All cases age 1 month to 9 years diagnosed with acute leukaemia between 1985 and 2001 while resident of New York State and born in New York State excluding New York City were eligible to be included in the study.
Thirty-nine women who were not recently pregnant or breastfeeding and did not have breast reduction or augmentation surgery, and consequently were eligible to be included in analyses, were excluded because they were missing or had technically unacceptable breast density or anthropometric or DXA body composition measures.
All care homes, with 20 or more beds, registered in Leeds, UK, were eligible to take part in the study, excluding those that provided care for people with mental, physical or mental handicap.
There were 1102 ALL cases diagnosed in New York State excluding New York City who were eligible to be included in the study.
Organisations need to have worked with at least 60 offenders since 2013 to be eligible, which may exclude many of the 13,596 voluntary organisations which work with offenders.
At the clinic, a research assistant ensures that participants enrolled by CHPs are eligible or have to be excluded from the trial.
