The phrase "as he excluded" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that someone was left out or not included in a particular situation or group.
Example: "The committee made their decision quickly, as he excluded several important factors from the discussion."
Alternatives: "since he omitted" or "because he left out".
Cemeteries, hospitals, and prisons are other places we might run into the novelist; he never fails on his travels to stop and explore the worlds of those who have been excluded from life, as he was excluded as a little boy, sent out to work in a miserable factory while his sister went on studying at a prestigious music college.
Mr. Taylor, whose program notes painstakingly advertise how steeped in poetry he is, must know that there has been pastoral poetry for more than two millenniums about country lads pining for other lads as well as for lasses, but he excludes that from his dream world; and you have the feeling that it'll take at least nationwide legislation before any same-sex marriage occurs on his stage.
"As long as he is excluded, we will fight".
He says Saunders splits a hair in the reporting of Jane Engelhard's funeral; for Gross, the issue is how some of her friends felt, which was, as he wrote, excluded.
Moreover, by basing morality in sentiment, he excludes God as a moral assessor.
He concluded that banning gay leaders was as objectionable as excluding blacks or Jews.
Mercifully, Labour has left itself £30bn of room for manoeuvre over and above Tory plans, as well as excluding crucial capital spending from what would still be severe cuts.
Bullying is a specific type of aggressive behavior that includes repeated hitting, kicking, and calling of mean names, as well as excluding.
She also noted that the report hadn't included any interviews with former prisoners in Tibet or Xinjiang, as well as excluding political prisoners, who HRW believe "suffer from more serious abuses and more violations of criminal procedure".
The request allowed Pepperdine to take disciplinary action against those who were found "to be involved in heterosexual relationships outside the holy union of wedlock or in homosexual relationships" as well as exclude women from various activities.
