The phrase "are intended to exclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or aim of something that is meant to leave out certain elements or individuals.
Example: "The new policy changes are intended to exclude any practices that could lead to discrimination in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are meant to omit" or "are designed to leave out".
We defer donors according to rules set forth by the Food and Drug Administration that are intended to exclude high-risk individuals from the blood supply.
In theory, at least, pro forma earnings are intended to exclude one-time charges that have no real bearing on the long-term profitability of a company.
Eric Adams, the New York City police lieutenant who is president of 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care, apparently believes that Ivy League universities are all-white enclaves and that police recruitment efforts directed at Ivy League students are intended to exclude minorities.
Conditions (b)(ii) and (b)(iii) are intended to exclude cases of meta-beliefs which do not establish basing relations, as in the example of Ezekiel discussed above.
Vasubandhu's arguments in the Twenty Verses are intended to exclude the possibility of anything at all that may be coherently asserted to be non-mental.[48] So the doctrine of appearance-only does imply that there is nothing apart from ideas or consciousness, at least, as far as logic and implications are allowed to go.
Because PMRNs are intended to exclude the effects of phenotypic plasticity associated with variation in the average somatic growth rate, a change in PMRN provides much stronger support for the hypothesis of an evolutionary change in the maturation process than does a change in maturity ogives.
(h)"Exclusive" means service that a reasonable person would conclude is intended to exclude members of the public.
Clause (vii) is intended to exclude property that would cost more to recover from a third party than the value of the property itself.
Part of the country's apartheid policy of separate development, Bantustans were intended to exclude black Africans from the South African political system.
This provision is not devoid of an implication that it was intended to exclude only competition from itself, and not from other parties whom it might choose to invest with a similar franchise.
Use of the phrase "in the course of face-to-face teaching activities" is intended to exclude broadcasting or other transmissions from an outside location into classrooms, whether radio or television and whether open or closed circuit.
