"though not exclusive" is a perfectly valid expression in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is not the only possible option or solution, or that one's comments do not encompass an exhaustive list. For example, "The benefits of eating a healthy diet are numerous, though not exclusive, to improved energy levels and a stronger immune system."
A major (though not exclusive) common pathway involves conversion to progesterone (17a).
Though not exclusive to the younger generation, the majority of words chronicled in his book are influenced by youth culture.
It has signed deals with a dozen teams, including the Chicago Bears, Indianapolis Colts and New Jersey Nets, to be their official (though not exclusive) ticket resale partner.
In the Early Dynastic period and the Old Kingdom, he enjoyed a preeminent (though not exclusive) position as lord of the dead, but he was later overshadowed by Osiris.
The details of the deal are still unclear; but AT&T seems to have agreed to make Microsoft's Windows CE the main (though not exclusive) operating system for the set-top boxes that cable subscribers will need to make their homes into multimedia centres, and to use other Microsoft software to offer customers email and Internet access through their televisions.
Through body senses we have a privileged, though not exclusive, access to our body.
The Panel holds that the value of individual autonomy or self-determination (we use these two terms interchangeably in the context of this Report) should be seen as paramount, though not as exclusive.
The five-year royal warrants, though, are not exclusive.
There are three major classifications of environmental risk experience for childhood psychopathology, all of which have implications on (though are not exclusive to) the parent-child relationship.
This phenomenon has been attributed to "immigrant optimism" (Feliciano & Lanuza, 2016; Fernández-Reino, 2016; Kao & Tienda, 1995), even though it is not exclusive to immigrant minorities.
The recording or playing environment will also affect the acoustic characteristics of the waveform; though that is not exclusive to a musical piece and can also manifest itself with isolated notes.
