The phrase "are expressly excluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to clarify that certain items, individuals, or situations are specifically not included in a particular agreement or statement.
Example: "All liabilities arising from this agreement are expressly excluded, ensuring that neither party can claim damages beyond the agreed terms."
Alternatives: "are specifically excluded" or "are clearly excluded".
Banking card games, electronic games of chance, and slot machines are expressly excluded from the scope of class II gaming.
Certain works and subject matter are expressly excluded from protection under the Copyright Act, regardless of their originality, creativity and fixation.
Except in relation to Non-Excludable Obligations, all conditions, warranties and other provisions implied or conferred by statute, custom, or the general law that impose any liability or obligation on Guardian are expressly excluded under these terms and conditions.
Congress already has stated that all "individuals employed by any employer" are protected by the ADEA unless they are expressly excluded by one of the exceptions in the definition of "employee". See 29 U.S.C. 630(f).
A "defensive measure" is something applied to an information system (or to information on that system) that "detects, prevents, or mitigates a known or suspected cybersecurity threat or security vulnerability," but measures that destroy, render unusable, provide unauthorized access to, or substantially harm third-party information systems are expressly excluded from the definition.
Three types of bills are expressly excluded from the scrutiny of the PCMR: #Money bills; that is, bills which contains provisions dealing with public money, taxation, payments of debts or charges on public funds, grants of money to the Government, the raising or guaranteeing of loans, and any ancillary matters relating to such matters.
And women … were expressly excluded from the right to vote.
All existing state exemptions were expressly excluded from the aforesaid valuation and enumeration.
She was accustomed to rough-and-tumble intellectual arguments among magazine editors -- the sort of arena where the input of sales executives was expressly excluded.
Where reproduction, whether in whole or in part, is to be permitted, but no other modification, such modification should be expressly excluded.
However, the shopping cart model is expressly excluded from claim 1 by the whereby clause at the end of the claim.
