"if excluding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to something that is not being considered in a given situation. For example, "If excluding transportation costs, the total cost for the trip was $500."
The wide molecular weight distribution also may be improved if excluding the residual monomers and the small oligomer species.
Baseline characteristics and outcomes of intensive care unit admissions if excluding self-poisoning-related admissions.
Drug history before ICU admission if excluding self-poisoning-related admissions.
Treatments and outcomes of intensive care unit admissions if excluding self-poisoning-related admissions.
Figures 2 and 3 indicate that the simulated movements and actual oil price movements share the same characteristics of stochastic process if excluding unpredictable sudden jumps caused by political or economic emergencies.
At organisation type level, results suggest that standards involving research institutes have the shortest development time on average (if excluding the two types hospital and public broadcasting service due to low level of standard involvement), and standards involving universities have the longest development time.
Other countries, too, if excluded from any deal, are just as capable of meddling in Afghanistan.
Manipulative partnering proliferates, but the work also repeatedly introduces men who watch this coupling as if excluded by it.
If excluded from the EU and its trading partners by WTO tariffs and a refusal to obey EU regulations, these industries will understandably demand compensation.
If excluded from these frameworks, robots could act to disrupt and maybe even overturn them.
Iran should be kept out of the coalition, and even though the fight against ISIS will still benefit Iran, Tehran's gains will be much less if excluded.
