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The phrase "a phone missing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a phone is not present or has been lost.
Example: "I realized that a phone missing from the table was my only means of communication."
Alternatives: "a lost phone" or "a phone that is absent".
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Vodafone says it has agreed to "explore" a cap but the sticking point is how to do that without destroying the incentive to report a phone missing.
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The theory behind the program is that people who cannot afford to have a phone miss out on work opportunities.
The man had his mobile phone and coat stolen, while the second victim, a 19-year-old man, reported his phone missing after the assault.
"When he awoke this morning he discovered his laptop, iPad and cell phone missing," she said.
– CHW, Rachuonyo Nurses confirmed relying on CHWs to phone missing clients.
Meanwhile, they were more and more unreliable, not answering their phones, missing scheduled appointments.
His shirts tend to go untucked and his cell phones missing.
"When he did not return to the interview and the lawyer could not contact him on the phone, a missing person's report was immediately filed".
According to another study, drivers using PDAs or cell phones missed many more road signs than did drunk drivers.
"We'd picked up a random person who had lost a phone and was missing her husband.
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