The phrase "a list of missing" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used when referring to items, people, or information that are absent or unaccounted for, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "We need to compile a list of missing documents before the audit."
Alternatives: "a list of absent" or "a list of unaccounted".
Includes news clippings and a list of missing Folio plates/prints in his collection.
For a list of missing or discarded items, please contact the repository.
Possibly men whose holiday destinations would significantly overlap with a list of missing women.
A list of missing works can be found on the HE website.
A theft alert page on another site, www.fineanddecorativeart.com, allows viewers to scroll through a list of missing property.
See accession folder for a list of original box file numbers used by the donor, and for a list of missing files.
We said we couldn't get an answer to this". Yet by detailing a list of missed opportunities, the Sept. 11 commission intends to send the message that different actions by government officials in the years leading up to the attacks could have had a profound impact on the plot's outcome, officials who have seen the report said.
A list of missed opportunities and disappointing investments at the company in the last decade in areas like smartphones, tablets and Internet search have led to the belief that a more focused, nimble collection of mini-Microsofts could respond more effectively to the never-ending flow of disruptive technologies nibbling at its foundations.
In 2011 the students were presented with a list of missed items on submission, but correct responses were not provided.
One local newspaper, The Charlotte Sun, received so many inquiries that it decided to post a listing of "missing" people on its Web site with a return e-mail address for anyone with information about those people.
She keeps a running list of missing and unsolved cases she's turned up over the years.
