"wholly excluded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to mean that something is completely removed from a particular situation or excluded in its entirety. For example, "The policy wholly excluded certain types of investment from the portfolio."
Pleasure is not to be wholly excluded, but the scale comes down sharply on the side of profit.
Well, maybe not, but after the vibrant and confounding baseball scenes in the weeks just past, no possibility can be wholly excluded.
Nevertheless, the possibility of residual confounding by unrecognized factors cannot be wholly excluded.
Second, cytochrome b5 strongly promotes 17,20 lyase activity, principally by acting as an allosteric factor promoting the interaction of P450c17 with POR, although a minor role as an alternative electron-transfer protein has not been wholly excluded.
The canzone is so exclusively an exercise in "natural philosophy," so centered on biological necessity, that consciousness itself is wholly excluded from consideration.
He said it makes him, and others like him, feel wholly excluded.
"Nowhere does the majority explain how a constitutional provision that vests redistricting authority in 'the Legislature' permits a State to wholly exclude 'the Legislature' from redistricting," the minority decision continued.
Although our findings indicate that exposure to whole-body vibration may accelerate disc degeneration (and possibly Modic changes), we cannot wholly exclude a chance finding.
On the other hand, sensitivity of immunostaining is unquestionably lower than most of biochemical in vitro approaches, and therefore, one cannot wholly exclude that microglia cells express MECP2 at a level not detectable microscopically.
We cannot wholly exclude this possibility, but note that the sum of movement displacements (of any amplitude) did not differ between the groups, indicating no systematic difference in head motion.
