The phrase "are incomplete in that they" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something lacks necessary information or detail.
Example: "The reports are incomplete in that they do not include the latest data from the survey."
Alternatives: "are lacking because they" or "are insufficient as they".
If the ablation/transfer is incomplete in that sense that the layer detaches from the substrate in some area, but the film is still not perforated, blister formation is observed [5].
Segregation of the variant with the disease was incomplete, in that both unaffected mutation carriers and mutation-negative patients with prostate cancer were observed.
The first is that if surgical staging was incomplete in that lymphadenectomy was not performed, the lack of LVSI within the ovarian tumor gives reassurance that the nodes are uninvolved.
Systolic blood pressure (SBP) and diastolic blood pressure (DBP) data was incomplete in that 150(49%%) of values were unreported in the physical exam reports from health care providers.
All contracts are incomplete in the sense that they do not specify the optimal actions for the buyer and seller in every future contingency.
Should they conclude a bargain, it will of necessity be incomplete, in that the parties will be unable to specify every future contingency.
When Veltman met 't Hooft, who was one of his students at the University of Utrecht, the fundamental theory of particle physics, termed the standard model, was incomplete in that it failed to provide for detailed calculations of physical quantities.
Study 1 was incomplete in that it lacked both non-heated oospore and sporangia/zoospore treatments for Phytophthora pluvialis because, for this species, these propagules were not always produced consistently when required.
Many logical theories are incomplete, in the sense that non-trivial conclusions about particular situations cannot be derived from them using classical deduction.
Applications that are incomplete in any way will not be reviewed.
