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The phrase "but except for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to introduce a contrasting statement or idea. For example: "He was an expert in his field, but except for his tendency to procrastinate, he was quite perfect."
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But, except for her boobs, she is not very interesting.
But except for low-income couples, full relief never arrives.
But except for moments like this, that had mainly passed.
But, except for Japan, the independent firms mostly ignored Asia.
But except for occasional asides to an assistant, my surgeon spoke only with me.
But, except for Arsenal, the big spenders of the English Premier League are struggling.
But except for watering, once they're planted, there's not much to do".
But except for Elena — Justice Kagan — everyone else has found that life had other plans.
But, except for the free uncopyrighted books, Kindle owners must buy or download content via Amazon.
But except for Mr. Moura's Nascimento, the movie doesn't have the same richness of characters.
But except for punching their hands in the air when they're playing, they're not connected physically.
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