The phrase "effect of excluding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to talk about the consequence of deliberately not including something. For example, "We have to consider the effect of excluding certain groups from our services."
In addition, we also analyse the effect of excluding the price vector on these marginal values.
level, were irrelevant to some jobs and had the effect of excluding qualified black workers.
Subgroup analysis was conducted to explore the sources of the heterogeneity, and sensitivity analysis was performed to examine the effect of excluding each study.
Day, for the claimants, says this move has the effect of excluding from the courtroom all the history of the voyage of the Probo Koala.
Raising ticket prices for concerts would be one way to make more money, but that has a knock-on effect of excluding those with little disposable income.
The court's remedy further curtails Microsoft's ability to enter into agreements that have the effect of excluding competitors from the marketplace.
In the past, Chinese objections to Taiwan pursuing trade agreements with others had the effect of excluding Taiwan from fast-expanding regional trade blocks.
Any legislative package should focus on new optical-scan machines that leave a verifiable paper trail, and avoid voter identification procedures that have the effect of excluding legitimate voters.
In 1975, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in Southern Burlington County NAACP v. Mount Laurel that zoning laws that have the effect of excluding low-income families violate the state constitution.
"That claim to fame has been undermined this year by a rule change which has had the unexpected effect of excluding several Oscar candidates from the Bafta race," Adam Dawtrey from Variety told The Times.
We used computer simulations to assess the effect of excluding early age-related, mortality on the statistical power of several common tests, such as t-test, Mann Whitney and χ2.
