The phrase "amongst lost" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation involving lost items or people, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "I found myself amongst lost souls wandering the empty streets."
Alternatives: "among the lost" or "in the company of the lost".
These individuals also reported more consistent condom use (13% amongst those lost to follow-up vs. 7% amongst those not; χ test statistic 24.5 (1 df), P < 0.01) with regular partners and (48% vs. 33%; χ test statistic 8.1 (1 df), P < 0.01) with non-regular partners.
Amongst triticale lost bands, most involved rye specific bands (10 from IRAP, 10 from REMAP and 10 from ISSR reactions), comparing to the loss of six wheat specific bands (4 from IRAP; 1 from REMAP and 1 from ISSR reactions).
That tended to get lost amongst the sea of late-night talk show jokes and cash-in tell-alls.
"Just like any industry, its easy to become part of the furniture quickly and get lost amongst the masses.
And we should also recognise that the Algerians too have seen lives lost amongst their soldiers, so I think it is very important to make that point.
It is also sad that the meaning, transparency and radical honesty of the #INTERVIEW piece has somewhat got lost amongst all of this".
The print may not be exactly to everyone's taste, but it certainly won't get lost amongst a sea of black carry-ons in the hotel lobby.
I was lost amongst the June grass that towered poetically over me, swaying gently in the soft Cotswold zephyrs, and even my Mother was temporarily entranced by the bucolic idyll I am now trying o'er hard to recreate.
The Hollywood-brash "Me and Liza" finds Wainwright's voice lost amongst the musicians in quieter moments, only finding its space in the sound when, back hunched and neck craning to the mic, he launches himself full-power at the song.
The statements got lost amongst flashier quotes.
