The phrase "are going to exclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future actions or decisions that involve leaving something or someone out of a group or consideration.
Example: "In our upcoming meeting, we are going to exclude any topics that are not relevant to the current project."
Alternatives: "will omit" or "are planning to leave out".
Cuts to the arts are going to exclude a huge amount of people – not just from making the work but also from participating in it as spectators.
"The only people we are going to exclude are the people who killed others and stole money," Shammam said in Tripoli.
GTE spokesman Larry Cox said Pacific Bell provides the government listings to GTE. "If they are going to exclude it," Cox said, "I would presume we would too". Dale Comyford, president of U.S. Congressional Voice Mail Service, said that he asked telephone companies across the country to place the number in the federal government listings.
Notice I'm going to exclude the possibility of throwing up a lob for now, just to make this manageable.
But I think we have to be careful about how high we are setting the bar and whether that is going to exclude a whole group of people who can contribute to a very significant degree with a little bit of assistance," Alboim said.
If the Academy is going to exclude people of color from their lists, then outspoken and socially-minded celebrities have announced they will boycott the event.
As reported, the League was going to exclude the Pacific Island nations and Georgia for 12 years - and as somebody whose mission is supposed to be about growing the game, Pichot took a ferocious kicking for that.
Do you start saying you're going to exclude someone because of their vote on the farm bill?" Siegel said.
"We're going to prioritize those companies that have a good record, and we're going to exclude companies that don't have a good record".
To say today that you're going to exclude race as a means of allowing for the diversity in our communities is a major step backwards.
That you have certain ideals that you are going to actually exclude people based on their creed.
