The phrase "obviously except" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce an exception or exclusion to a previous statement. Example: "The store is closed on Sundays, obviously except for holidays." This means that the store is closed on all Sundays except for holidays.
I didn't see many musicals unless ordered to – Brecht and Weill obviously excepted.
New Yorkers obviously agree, except that in this instance the end run wound up working to our advantage and therefore constitutes a special case.
The answer is in general (obviously) NO, except if all the are the same, that is,.
Obviously and except in the trivial case where all of the random variables are degenerate.
With the increase of the collision energy, both RP and ICS obviously decrease except for ICS at the collision energy of 90.0 kcal/mol for R1 reaction.
With no great history of success in these events, we British are largely unaroused by competitive winter sports (except, obviously, for the curling).
It's like a marriage actually, except obviously without that stuff - although the tabloids seem to think that goes on as well.
In little-noticed comments -- except, obviously, in the camp of the United States Postal Service team -- in the French sports newspaper l'Equipe, Pantani said: "When Armstrong said faster, faster to get me to accelerate, he was trying to provoke me.
Avadhanula compared it to a group texting app — except, obviously, for video.
The characterization with XRD, FT-IR, SEM and TEM showed that the hydroxypyromorphite hydroxyapatite solid solution [(PbxCa1−x 5(POH)3(OH)] with apatite structure was not found to change obviously after dissolution except in some cases of the dissolution at the initial pH 2.00.
All tensile strength of the steel strand decreased obviously after corrosion, except for steel strand A. The decline of the majority (B, C, D) was around 20 ~ 40 MPa, that is to say, the original tensile strength decreased by about 1.5 ~ 2.0%.
