The phrase "folders including" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to list out items or content that are inside a folder. For example: "I have organized all my documents in labeled folders, including contracts, reports, and presentations."
Correspondence is arranged by date, with some alphabetized folders, including a portion on the Editorial Board.
The Nano contains a series of folders, including one called DCIM, which stores the recorded video files.
Individual bibliographies (presumably ones which didn't fit under the subjects) are listed beneath the folders, including the intriguing "Lessons Learned" and "Ghosts".
On one back-to-school aisle, Cierra Bright recently picked out a lunch box decorated with pink flowers and selected three nifty folders, including one with "LOVE" etched across the top.
The hackers also copied particular DCCC folders, including one labeled "Benghazi Investigations". And they "targeted" computers that contained information about opposition research and "field operation plans" for the 2016 election.
Mullaly asked his vice presidents and department heads to come to progress meetings with color-coded folders, including green for good, yellow for caution and red for problem areas.
Note that general folders include a mix of these three.
The organization folders include announcements, press coverage, meeting notes, etc. Golden States Amateur Press Association.
Some of the folders include notes Comstock made about the person or topic; the notes were typed or written by Comstock or Blanshard.
Other folders include a jotted list of basketball moves ("double-pump lane jumper") and a letter from Bob Ryan, a sportswriter for The Boston Globe, summarizing the career of the 1980s N.B.A. dunk-shot specialist Darryl Dawkins.
Folders include correspondence and paper drafts by the person named in the folder title.
