The phrase "exclusion period" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific period of time during which someone or something is excluded or not allowed to participate in something. Example: The exclusion period for submitting applications for the scholarship is from October 1st to October 31st. No applications will be accepted after this time frame.
"I'll be looking at moving changes to make the exclusion period much greater and much tighter".
Check the details of this policy, as there may be a three-month exclusion period - meaning you won't receive any help for the first three months.
The letter, signed by the party's compliance officer in Glasgow, ended: "The NEC [national executive committee] will only relax the 'five year' exclusion period in what it deems to be exceptional circumstances".
His dissertation, "Exclusive Dining: Immigration and Restaurants during the Era of Chinese Exclusion, 1882 1943," focuses on the historical development of Chinese American restaurants during the exclusion period.
Instead, the referees conferred and restarted the original exclusion period.
If a new employee had continuous coverage previously, with a gap in coverage no longer than 63 days, that employee was granted a waiver for that exclusion period, equal to the time spent on the previous plan.
Elimination of field cycling decreased the acquisition time by exclusion periods of ramping and stabilization of the magnetic field.
Supplementary Table 4 details the incidence of CNS cancer, leukaemia, and lymphoma by histological subgroups for various exclusion periods.
After these prior exclusions, 67 274, 58 620, 50 134, and 41 926 children were included for analyses with exclusion periods of, respectively, 1, 2, 3, and 4 years.
We found that, when calculated in the same way with the same defined exclusion periods, median and overall adherence were very similar in both trials.
Analyses restricted to exposures before the onset of first symptoms may thus provide estimates free of indication bias and thus help to determine appropriate exclusion periods to compensate for the unavailability of data about the indication of examinations.
