"except as set forth below" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an exception to a statement previously made in a text or document. For example: "All materials must be returned to the library within 14 days, except as set forth below."
Again, this is arguably inappropriate under Delaware DGCL 141(a), which provides the board's of Delaware companies the full power to operate their company except as set forth in the certificate of incorporation.
You will not be charged the Equipment Recovery Fee if you return your Nexus handheld device to Google within the 14 day Return Policy period as set forth below.
As set forth below, I conclude that in the circumstances of this case, the government's application does not fully satisfy the statute's threshold requirements: although the government easily satisfies the statute's first two elements, the extraordinary relief it seeks cannot be considered "agreeable to the usages and principles of law".
IOM committees sometimes classify the evidence of association between exposure to a specific agent and a specific health outcome into five previously established categories, as set forth below.
"As set forth in detail below, the hundreds of millions of dollars of losses suffered by market participants in connection with the Facebook I.P.O.
You agree to perform the tasks provided in the Project and to be compensated for the completion of each task as set forth in C below.
Remarkable illustrations of coolness under trying circumstances, as set forth in the.
All such permitted signs shall be subject to the setback requirements in Subsection B(2) below and, with respect to dual-pole freestanding signs only, the height and area restriction of the zoning districts in which they are located as set forth in.
The ACLU works to protect Americans' constitutional rights and freedoms as set forth in the U.S. Constitution and its amendments.
As set forth by James Clerk Maxwell, electricity and magnetism were interrelated; quantitative changes in one produced corresponding changes in the other.
