The phrase "are made including" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a list or examples but lacks proper structure.
Example: "The products are made including various materials such as plastic, metal, and wood." (This would need rephrasing for clarity.)
Alternatives: "are made up of" or "are composed of".
Estimates, however, often are made, including those of absolute duration in which an activity is appreciated as brief or prolonged.
China's success is also a threat to other countries, mostly close American allies, where auto parts are made, including Mexico, South Korea, Thailand and the Philippines.
"I repudiate any comments that are made, including Pastor Hagee's, if they are anti-Catholic or offensive to Catholics," Mr. McCain said, adding that he had sent two of his children to Catholic school.
A great many other decorative wooden objects are made, including musical instruments, doors, stools, mirror frames, trays for offering kola nuts to guests, dolls, and a variety of small figures used in divination.
One of the mainstays of classic French cuisine is the white sauce called b?amel, a "mother sauce" from which many others are made, including the famously rich sauce mornay.
Though they are not strictly fakes, endless types of copies of art are made, including works by an artist's students or colleagues, some of them authorized and even signed by the artist, making it difficult to determine authorship with any certainty.
Stephen has acknowledged that mistakes were made, including by him.
Some progress has been made, including simplifying the tax code.
There are choices to be made including about how and whether communications data is retained.
There are many adjustments to be made, including adopting the orchestra's tuning standard.
Four dresses were made, including one in pink double chiffon for a premiere.
