"but not limiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal writing to clarify that a statement or description does not restrict or restricts only to a certain extent. Example: "The company's policy prohibits discrimination based on race, gender, religion, but not limiting, sexual orientation."
It is suggested that G-CSF increases survival rate, decreases liver injury and enhances hepatocyte proliferation in rats with d-GalN-induced ALF possibly through actions including but not limiting to CD34+ cell mobilization, and that G-CSF may be of potential value in treating ALF.
This value represents the negative externality including, but not limiting to, health and environmental problems associated with combustion of diesel.
Such differences can be attributed to a range of factors, including but not limiting to differences in lipid environment, surrounding protein factors, and quantification methods.
Whereas, data for amino acid comparison between fish meal and black soldier fly larval meal showed inferior but not limiting to be used in fish feed formulation, similar to the observation of Sanchez-Muros et al. (2015) with the insect, Tenebrio molitor meal.
Limiting the press is highly intrusive but not limiting it leads to some publications that greatly endanger our safety, I found out.
But, not limiting himself to those countries, Obama declared the whole world his battlefield, stating "We will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country, wherever they are... if you threaten America, you will find no safe haven".
1Including but not limited to : Nelson Caldwell, Heather Morrison, Paul Harding, Jim Rose, Ricardo Schiavon, Genevieve Graves, Jeff Kreissler, Joanna Mikolajewska, Michael M. Shara, Jay Strader, Aaron Romanowsky, Nathan Sanders, E. Athanassoula.
Enrollment preference is given but not limited to Public Policy students seeking to satisfy this requirement.
Research and writing on contemporary problems related to China, including but not limited to legal issues.
