The world marathon record holder joins Steph Twell, Marlon Devonish, Mara Yamauchi, Jeanette Kwayke, Louise Hazel and Nicola Sanders in being culled by UK Athletics as they have reviewed the athletes who benefit from their World Class Performance Programme funding programme.
"Retirement is definitely not in any plans. I'm not doing all this training and getting this foot healthy and strong for nothing," said Radcliffe on her Twitter account, referring to the injury that kept her out of the Olympics.
"Just to clarify I am very grateful for the support Lottery funding gives us athletes and fully expected to see it withdrawn," added the former world marathon champion.
"From the beginning I have only ever received medical support which is of course significant and vital. Since funding came in I have seen big differences in the depth and strength of all our sports."
However, several athletes who enjoyed successful 2012 campaigns have stepped up, including European high jump champion and Olympic bronze medallist Robbie Grabarz and Paralympic 100m champion Jonnie Peacock.
Adam Gemili, Laura Weightman, Andy Pozzi, Lawrence Clarke and Lawrence Okoye will also be fully funded after exceeding the targets they were set this summer.
But new UK Athletics performance director Neil Black is not concerned that a significant number of athletes have exited the programme as they are not deemed to be medal contenders in 2016 or because they have not met agreed performance targets.
"Being part of the World Class Performance Plan is a privilege and not a right and athletes selected will be expected to fulfil tough performance criteria," he said.
"We have identified a very talented group of athletes for support over the coming year and I am confident that we can build on the success of the last Olympic and Paralympic cycle starting with the European Indoors in Gothenburg in March.
"Accountability is at the heart of this programme and athletes who have not met performance criteria over the last year will not receive continued support. It is undoubtedly tough, but that is performance sport."
British athletes won six medals at the London 2012 Olympics, two less than their target of eight, which meant head coach Charles Van Commenee stepped down from his role last month.
(Coaches in brackets; athletes identified with * are supported on the basis of their potential to medal as part of a relay team.)
Ola Abidogun (Stephen Thomas), *Harry Aikines-Aryeetey (Rana Reider), Yamile Aldama (Frank Attoh), Hollie Arnold (Anthony Hughes), Graeme Ballard (Stephen Thomas), *Michael Bingham (Scott Hall), Paul Blake (Rob Ellchuk), Holly Bleasdale (Dan Pfaff), Julia Bleasdale (Nic Bideau), Sally Brown (Philip Tweedie), *Richard Buck (Steve Fudge), Mickey Bushell (Fred Periac), *Eilidh Child (Malcolm Arnold), *Chris Clarke (Steve Fudge), Lawrence Clarke (Malcolm Arnold), Libby Clegg (Keith Antoine), Hannah Cockroft (Peter Eriksson), *Shana Cox (Lloyd Cowan), *James Dasaolu (Steve Fudge), Aled Davies (Anthony Hughes), David Devine (Brian Scobie), *Emily Diamond (Jared Deacon), Lisa Dobriskey (Ricky Soos), Kyron Duke (Anthony Hughes), *James Ellington (John Powell), Hannah England (Bud Baldaro), Jessica Ennis (Toni Minichiello), Mo Farah (Alberto Salazar), Adam Gemili (Michael Afilaka), Robbie Grabarz (Fayyaz Ahmed), Daniel Greaves (Jim Edwards), *Jack Green (Malcolm Arnold), Dai Greene (Malcolm Arnold), *Katrina Hart (Rob Ellchuk), Sophie Hitchon (Derek Evely), Phillips Idowu (Aston Moore), Emma Jackson (Alan Morris), Katarina Johnson-Thompson (Mike Holmes), Beverley Jones (John Parker), *Nigel Levine (Linford Christie), Steve Lewis (Dan Pfaff), *Christian Malcolm (Stuart McMillan), *Lee McConnell (Rodger Harkins), *Jenny McLoughlin (Darrell Maynard), Jenny Meadows (Trevor Painter), Brett Morse (Andy Brittan), Christine Ohuruogu (Lloyd Cowan), Lawrence Okoye (John Hillier), Andrew Osagie (Craig Winrow), Jo Pavey (Gavin Pavey), Jonnie Peacock (Dan Pfaff), Josie Pearson (Anthony Hughes), Tiffany Porter (Rana Reider), Andrew Pozzi (Malcolm Arnold), Gemma Prescott (Michael Anthony Woods), Shara Proctor (Rana Reider), Stefanie Reid (Keith Antoine), *Martyn Rooney (Fayyaz Ahmed), Ben Rushgrove (Rob Ellchuk), Greg Rutherford (Dan Pfaff), Goldie Sayers (Dan Pfaff), *Perri Shakes-Drayton (Chris Zah), Will Sharman (George Maciukiewicz), Nathan Stephens (Anthony Hughes), *Danny Talbot (Daniel Cossins), Chris Tomlinson (Self-Coached), Andy Turner (Lloyd Cowan), Laura Weightman (Steve Cram), David Weir (Jenny Archer), Richard Whitehead (Liz Yelling/Keith Antoine), Claire Williams (Jim Edwards), *Conrad Williams (Linford Christie), Robin Womack, Shelly Woods (Peter Eriksson), Bethany Woodward (Jared Deacon), Nathan Woodward (Malcolm Arnold).
Margaret Adeoye (Linford Christie), James Alaka (Clarence Callender), Meghan Beesley (Nick Dakin), David Bolarinwa (John Powell), Olivia Breen (Leroy Elliott), Ashley Bryant (Greg Richards), Abdul Buhari (Self-Coached), Katie Byres (Julien Raffalli-Ebezant), Jamie Carter (Jenny Archer), Adam Cotton (John Nuttall), Josh Clark), Mark Dry (Derek Evely), Zane Duquemin (John Hillier), Max Eaves (Steve Rippon), Luke Fagan (Michael Afilaka), Rory Fraser (Art Acevedo), James Gladman (James Hillier), Emelia Gorecka (Mick Woods), Charlie Grice (Jon Bigg), Claire Hallissey (self coached), Jordan Howe (Jane Coia), Abigail Irozuru (Frank Attoh), JJ Jegede (Peter Stanley), Jade Jones (Ian Thompson/Tanni Grey-Thompson), Rhys Jones (Jane Coia), Jessica Judd (Rob Denmark), Andy Kaar (self coached), Sophie Kamlish (Rob Ellchuk), Luke Lennon Ford (Linford Christie), Eilish McColgan (Liz McColgan), Dean Miller (Bud Baldaro), Mukhtar Mohammed (Mustafa Mohammed), Stephen Morris (Chris Moss), Freya Murray-Ross (Steve Jones), Ross Murray (Craig Winrow), Jade Nicholls (Andrew Neal), Mel Nicholls (Job King), Georgina Oliver (Paul Moseley), Stephen Osborne (Peter Eriksson), Isobel Pooley (Fayyaz Ahmed), Charlotte Purdue (Mick Woods), Julian Reid (Aston Moore), Jazmin Sawyers (Toni Minichiello), Chris Scott (Andy Neal), James Shane (Martin Brown), Lynsey Sharp (David Sunderland), Alex Smith (Shane Peacock), Will Smith (Jenny Archer), Owain Taylor (Anthony Hughes), Deji Tobais (Jonas Dodoo), Kieran Tscherniawsky (Jim Edwards), Lorraine Ugen (Frank Attoh), Chijindu Ujah (Jonas Tawiah-Doodoo).
