The phrase "including measures such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to introduce specific examples of measures or actions that are part of a broader category.
Example: "The report outlines several strategies for improving efficiency, including measures such as reducing waste and optimizing resource allocation."
Alternatives: "such as" or "for example".
Natural flood management had already been promised as a major part of England's catchment management plans, including measures such as tree planting, blanket bog restoration, allowing rivers to meander and bank management, as well as high street pumps and highways engineers looking at drainage.
A review of a consecutive series of uncemented HAC stem hemiarthroplasties including measures such as intro-operative complications, mortality and revision surgery.
So teachers posted simple scorecards of classroom performance, including measures such as attendance and discipline, and offered incentives that motivated students to work together to improve.
Most of the studies investigating the relationship between hosts and pathogens have focused on the direct effects that pathogens have on host life history traits, usually including measures such as body length, body weight, growth rate, or survival [2].
On the other hand, empirical data on the discriminative power of a wide variety of measures in primary care - including measures such as the short form 36 and the hospital anxiety and depression score, as well as blood pressure and cholesterol - showed that the median ICC is 0.01 when looking at models without covariates and 0.005 for models including covariates [ 28].
Second, infection control policies, including measures such as barrier nursing, single room isolation, and eradication of carriage have consistently been applied to all MRSA patients during the study period, although a shortage of single rooms often necessitated several MRSA-positive patients being assigned to a single nurse.
That might include measures such as introducing or extending minimum wages.
Transport for London is launching a consultation that includes measures such as forcing operators to provide booking confirmation details to the passenger at least five minutes before a journey starts.
Barclays, which declined to comment, is also planning to change some of the performance criteria attached to its long-term incentive plans to include measures such as sustainability and risk-weighted assets.
Those plans often included measures such as terracing steep ground or sowing buffer strips with perennial grasses to stabilize areas prone to erosion, such as the edges of fields near streams or borders between crops.
The policy is aimed at addressing the north-south economic imbalance and includes measures such as the devolution of power to city regions and a proposed east-was high speed railway line.
