The phrase "fall under the exemption" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The new regulation states that certain activities will fall under the exemption from the law.
Third, the exemption invites disruption, in that traders may be able to escape regulation by structuring various derivatives deals to fall under the exemption.
The law includes an exemption for encryption research, but because Dr. Felten's work focuses on hiding information in plain sight -- rather than novel ways to lock it up -- it does not fall under the exemption.
According to the National Council on Disability, an estimated 420,000 disabled workers across America, the vast majority of whom are in sheltered workshops run by non-profit organisations and most of whom have a learning disability, fall under the exemption.
But the State Tax Appeals Tribunal ruled that the club had failed to provide enough evidence that it fell under the exemption, and an Appellate Division court agreed, writing that the dancers did not undergo any formal training and that the club had not shown that its private dances were choreographed.
The Article 29 working party has also said that cookies set for "security purposes" can only fall under the consent exemptions if they are essential for a service explicitly requested by the user - not general security of the service.
Instead, they argued that Facebook political should fall under the "small items exemption" that applies to pens and buttons.
Currently, most ads hosted on Facebook, Google, and elsewhere on the web fall under the "small items" exemption that does not require clear disclosure of who is funding it.
IRB approval was not requested, because this study fell under the general exemption from our institutional review board for educational outcomes data.
For its part, MP3.com was found guilty of copying some 80,000 CD's onto its own computers for a purpose that did not fall under the "fair use" exemptions in current copyright law.
Dixon also addressed questions about what kinds of research might fall under an exemption to the pause that allows the continuation of studies that address an "urgent" public health need.
And before it ended, Holdren had conceded that some planned bilateral activities with China might fall outside the exemption.
