The phrase 'excludes from' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is not included in something else. For example, "This policy excludes from coverage any costs incurred after the expiration date."
This excludes from consideration the rape of any man under any circumstances.
Section 104 of the Internal Revenue Code generally excludes from taxes payments to settle personal injury claims.
Section 3 of the Immigration Act of 1917 excludes from admission into this country certain classes of aliens deemed undesirable.
The exclusionary rule excludes from trial evidence obtained through means that violates a defendant's Fourth Amendment Rights.
Thus, intrinsic availability excludes from consideration all other times in the product lifecycle such as: accident management time, storage time, administrative time or logistic time.
But the only procedures it specifically excludes from reimbursement are organ transplants, leaving to the states the task of further defining an emergency.
It excludes from the food-stamp program any fugitive from prosecution of a felony, which in New Jersey is called a "high misdemeanor".
Yet he excludes from his account China, Japan and the rest of the Far East and, for the most part, India.
But the commission excludes from its statistics any transaction at a price more than $10,000 below the previous month's reported average.
The Irish Data Protection Act, 1988, Section 1 (4) (b), excludes from data protection rules only information published pursuant to a legal obligation.
Thus, the Appendix identifies as potentially infringing only verbatim quotes or very close paraphrase, and excludes from consideration Government documents and words attributed to third persons.
