'it is not precluded' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something is not prohibited or prevented. For example, "It is not precluded for a student to take extra classes during the summer months."
In many cases, although weight bearing is painful, it is not precluded, per se.
For aortic root replacement, there is no upper size limit and it is not precluded by any severity of aortic regurgitation, whereas at this stage in the evaluation of external support, an already established large aneurysm or aortic regurgitation (more than trivial) would be a contraindication.
The appeals court emphasized that it was not precluding federal regulation of broadcast standards.
"It just doesn't make them less interested in doing it," Lawless said, adding, "It's not precluding them from being politically ambitious, but it is to say they probably still have three jobs to juggle instead of two when they throw their hats into the ring".
It can do this by offering to resume negotiations and indicating that a return to its United Nations-recognized 1967 borders is not precluded.
"We need to make sure that going forward the Legislature is not precluded from obtaining documents from an administration because they wish to cloud them in an executive privilege that we don't feel exists in New York," he added.
Harsh sanctions should be reintroduced at the first sign that Iran is preparing a post-JCPOA breakout; this, too, is not precluded by the accord.
The results indicate that a replication competent retroviral genome is not precluded from encoding and expressing a viral miRNA.
This is not precluded since 3'-ends annealed transiently, even with some mismatches, would be rapidly stabilized as the polymerase extends them.
Percival is not precluding the site making a comeback however and is in fact looking for a new owner.
