"categorized as other" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something does not fit into a particular pre-determined category. For example, you might say "The picture frame I bought is categorized as 'other' on the store website."
Sports that require a vehicle or other conveyance, or that involve animals, are categorized as other.
Of about 26,400 students currently enrolled in the district, 5.7percentt were Asian, 30percentt were black, 44.4percentt were Hispanic, 19.7percentt were white and 0.2percentt were categorized as "other," the school district reported.
Using that method, he reduced the number of people in New York City categorized as "other Hispanic" from 403,952 to 51,317, and recategorized the rest -- Dominican, Salvadoran, Honduran, Panamanian, Colombian, Ecuadorean and so on.
An additional 8.2% were categorized as "Other".
An additional 27 patients (2.9% of total) were categorized as "other".
Trauma of unknown or less prevalent mechanism was categorized as Other Trauma, including TBI's and multi trauma.
It is possible that some patients categorized as other-treatments-only had received infliximab in the more distant past.
In an effort to not exclude these women from the study or discount their traumatic experiences, they were categorized as 'other abuse', along with women who experienced other types of abusive experiences as adults or sexual assault as adults (1.7%).
Proteins that belong to any other compartment (not a nuclear body) are categorized as 'Other'Other
dMedical complaints occurring less than 500 times per year (including allergy, dental problems, diabetes, exposure to chemicals, fits, neck pain, pregnancy, sexually acquired infections, testicular pain and vaginal bleeding) were categorized as 'Other'Other
What the chosen artists hold in common is the fact that while they might otherwise have remained 'invisible' or have been categorized as 'other, worker, alien, stranger, and/or trespasser,' they have created their identity through art.
