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The phrase "are largely excluded from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular group or category is mostly not included in a certain context or situation.
Example: "Many low-income families are largely excluded from accessing quality healthcare services."
Alternatives: "are mostly left out of" or "are primarily omitted from".
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As most large proteins, including antibodies, are largely excluded from the brain, their observed effects on central amyloid-β are believed to be a result of sequestration of amyloid-β in the periphery thereby promoting efflux of amyloid-β from the brain; the so-called peripheral sink hypothesis (DeMattos et al., 2001; Zhang and Lee, 2011).
"On Long Island in particular, women are largely excluded from that.
And all men benefit from an America where men hold the power and women are largely excluded from it.
Plastid transgenes often give high expression levels, can be stacked in operons and are largely excluded from pollen transmission.
The pay gap is static at about 15%, and women are largely excluded from more interesting, influential and well-paid jobs.
Those most affected by the issues are largely excluded from the high-level meetings and global summits that determine strategies and funding priorities.
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Britain's agriculture has gone awry because the people have been largely excluded from it.
As for jazz, Simone was largely excluded from the history books for decades.
Dubious parenting: Still three, being largely excluded from parenting by Elena.
Despite this, family physicians have been largely excluded from the planning and implementation of such initiatives.
Military lawyers were largely excluded from that process in the days after Sept. 11.
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