The phrase "would be excluded" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example: "Students with poor attendance records would be excluded from the field trip."
Employees of the fire and police departments would be excluded.
The nationalist parties from Scotland and Wales would be excluded, as well as the Democratic Unionists.
The SNP and Plaid Cymru would be excluded, as well as the Democratic Unionists.
He those students would be excluded today under the new guidelines.
The chancellor made clear that pensioner benefits and disability benefits would be excluded.
Questions remain about who would be excluded from the inquest and for how long.
This would ensure that no party with a reasonable claim would be excluded unfairly.
Addressing Lady Williams' point about volunteers (see 4.37am), he says they would be excluded.
However, no-one would be excluded and this would be a nominal payment to cover costs.
Only the State Pension and the cyclical unemployment benefits would be excluded.
But, she said, she was dismayed to learn that many drugs would be excluded.
