The phrase "a missing body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to crime, mystery, or discussions about absence, particularly when referring to a physical body that is not present or has not been found.
Example: "The investigation took a dark turn when the detectives discovered evidence of a missing body in the abandoned warehouse."
Alternatives: "an absent body" or "a lost body".
By then, Mr. Lankenau was confronted not only with a mysterious tombstone, but also a missing body.
At times, funeral directors may be charged with the task of replacing a missing body part on the deceased, called restorative art.
When it was done, I was completely surprised at the extent to which it turned out to be about loss and grief and mourning and about a missing body that has possibly been torn to shreds.
With Chinese time travel comedy Goodbye Mr Loser, in worldwide fourth place, apparently having seized momentum from fast-fading blockbuster Lost in Hong Kong, now down in 13th, there was only one other new entrant from outside Hollywood: Korean crime drama The Advocate: A Missing Body, about an evidence-less murder case, clocking in at 17th, with $3.7m.
They can regenerate any missing body part and maintain adult tissues by replacing aging differentiated cells.
The investigation revives painful memories of a 2011 scandal at Dover that involved missing body parts, a mutilated corpse and other systemic problems.
Britain, France and Germany issued a statement demanding clarity and an explanation for his still missing body.
Coffin hooks up with Hubert, a petty thief with several missing body parts, and the Thought Gang, as they call themselves, embark on a series of absurdly easy bank robberies and other violent pranks.
The ability to regenerate missing body parts is an awe-inspiring natural phenomenon and a major subject of medical research.
They identify the missing body as Joshua Rose, a former bank robber.
+ A funeral home in China is 3D printing the missing body parts of corpses.
