The word "include" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to indicate that something is a part of a larger whole, or to indicate that something should be considered as part of a group or list. For example: "This report includes details on our performance over the last quarter.".
Outstanding issues include pensions, labour market reform, VAT rates and Greece's budget targets.
It is understood that Ed Miliband regrets the suggestion was made and does not want the policy dispute between him and the former business secretary to include such allegations.
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The legislation will include not only the expected snooper's charter, enabling the tracking of everyone's web and social media use, but also moves to strengthen the security services' warranted powers for the bulk interception of the content of communications.
The seats extend beyond inner-city areas to include places such as Southampton, Oxford, Sherwood, Ipswich and Northampton.
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Cameron said: "We're going to make that assessment a real and robust one, and yes, it's going to include whether your ability to speak English is a barrier to work.
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