"do not yet include" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use this phrase to indicate that something does not currently have certain elements or characteristics that could be added later. For example, "This report does not yet include updated financial figures from the last quarter."
The payments do not yet include the fees charged by the trustee, Mr. Miller.
In most cases, N.Y.U.'s plans do not yet include specific information on what will be built where and when.
Google also shows hotels that its own search engine surfaces, which do not yet include price or booking information.
The figures do not yet include complaints directed to social media such as Twitter – where many train companies try to resolve issues – nor by passing comments to staff.
The majority of carbon-management plans do not yet include targets for reducing their "Scope 3" emissions – those from procurement activities, business travel, daily commuting, international student travel and end-of-term travel, even though Hefce requires all English institutions to start reporting and setting targets for these by next year.
"Because these numbers do not yet include the substantial rise in unemployment that has occurred in the past several months," he said, "there is no telling how much more air will be let out of the mid-decade migration bubble before the housing and labor markets begin to revive".
Where it differs from US, British and Japanese QE is the scale - it's a much smaller programme - and the fact that the assets don't (yet) include government debt.
While the majority of restaurants now have some kind of website or web presence, many still lack mobile-optimized sites and many don't yet include their full menu online.
(The act already meets the I.L.O. standard, but does not yet include provision for monitoring by unions).
It does not yet include 100 percent of luggage and cargo, and procedures remain inadequate at many overseas airports from which thousands of U.S.-registered jetliners depart each week.
