The phrase "are systematically excluded from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a particular group or individual is consistently left out or not included in a process, opportunity, or environment.
Example: "Certain demographics are systematically excluded from the decision-making process, leading to a lack of diverse perspectives."
Alternatives: "are consistently left out of" or "are regularly omitted from".
This is not just about intimate garments; this is a milestone on the arduous path to employment equality for women in a country where they are systematically excluded from retail activity.
"We can all agree on the importance of bringing STEM to marginalized populations, but what good is a positive attitude or an interest in engaging science to marginalized populations of students who are systematically excluded from higher education?
In the US, though, these types of parties are systematically excluded from mainstream politics.
There is a vast block of non-aligned voters who are systematically excluded from partisan primaries, where the decisions that effectively determine who will take office are often made.
However, there are limited data on the safety and efficacy of DES in patients with CKD because these patients are systematically excluded from major interventional cardiology trials [7], [8], [9].
Instead, young people are systematically excluded from important decision making process and thus the development processes.
Qualitative research reports, case series, editorials, non-systematic reviews and letters to the editor were systematically excluded from the study.
As a result, a whole generation is being systematically excluded from professional work and state institutions.
Under Slobodan Milosevic's dictatorship, these Albanians were systematically excluded from local government bodies and police forces.
He said he was systematically excluded from all meetings on oil contracts, electricity, money, and prisons.
A conference on "Kenyan misrepresentation" has also been organised, to publicly discuss why the country's "talented and deserving artists have been systematically excluded from this event".
