The phrase "which excludes from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to signal that something is not included or exempted in a given list of items or activities. For example, "This new policy applies to all employees, which excludes from its scope any contractors or interns."
We confront an issue of first impression in Delaware — the validity of a corporation's self-tender for its own shares which excludes from participation a stockholder making a hostile tender offer for the company's stock.
There is a force in the mind which exercises the functions of a censorship, and which excludes from consciousness and from any influence upon action all tendencies which displease it.
Relying on a previously underenforced provision of Delaware's appraisal statute, Section 262(h), which excludes from fair value any value that is uniquely associated with the deal from which appraisal-seeking shareholders dissent, the Court of Chancery awarded to the dissenters as fair value only their shares' public trading price prior to the deal's announcement.
1602, 16 L.Ed.2d 694 (1966), decision has emanated from the Court's fuzzy ideology about confessions, an ideology which is difficult to relate to any provision of the Constitution and which excludes from the trial evidence of the highest relevance and probity.
Applying these tests, we see nothing arbitrary or oppressive in the classification of physicians subject to the provisions of this statute, which excludes from its requirements those who have practised prior to January 1 , 1898 and were able to show that they had treated at least twelve persons in a professional way within a year of that date.
It was shown that the "effective water-to-powder ratio in the mortar" which excludes from the effective water the quantity of water needed to fill the less compact packing in the vicinity of the coarse aggregates, governed the mixing behaviour before fluidity and the interval of water content where the concrete mixture behaves as a homogenous and fluid granular suspension.
But this promise was given subject to a reservation made in the same letter, which excluded from its scope, among other territories, the portions of Syria lying to the west of the District of Damascus.
Disaster triage guidelines which exclude from care those who cannot survive (e.g., being labeled "expectant") can be so contradictory to healthcare professional values (Burstein 2009; Cereste 2011) that they risk being applied inconsistently (Burstein 2009).
This value is higher that the value presented by McKinnon [26], around 63%, which excluded from the total vehicle hour utilization: the driver's rest period on the road, idle and undergoing maintenance and repairs.
Actually, these systems mainly suffer from an intrinsic low stiffness, which excludes them from many applications.
Protein was extracted from the fine powder according to a modified protocol which excludes BSA from the extraction buffer [ 47].
