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The phrase "are left unnamed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals, items, or concepts that have not been given a name or title.
Example: "In the report, several key contributors are left unnamed to protect their privacy."
Alternatives: "remain unmentioned" or "are not identified".
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— are left unnamed, like the North African country where the interrogation takes place.
The main characters, a Holocaust-haunted Jewish family of four living in Manhattan in 1993, are left unnamed.
Its cask and keg selection includes some interesting touches, not least four gravity-dispense, from-barrel beers and two "mystery" light and dark beers, which are left unnamed on the pumps.
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A potentially more dangerous foe was left unnamed.
They do not even enjoy the distinction of being left unnamed.
Walking into another restaurant a few weeks ago -- it's better that this particular restaurant be left unnamed -- he began sniffing the air, unhappily.
Dramas about doctors or police officers use the city to evoke gritty, rundown urban humanity: the setting of "Hill Street Blues" was left unnamed, but the police cars and many exterior shots, including the station house, said Chicago.
The Alawites, for instance, the religious minority to which the ruling Assad family belongs, are described in his latest novel as the "mountain people," and a military leader who resembles the feared brother of former President Hafez al-Assad is left unnamed.
The renowned designer is left unnamed, perhaps out of shame.
Many of the run-of-the-river dams on the Missouri (marked in yellow) form very small impoundments which may or may not have been given names; those unnamed are left blank.
The unnamed hurricane was reported to have met all the criteria for a tropical cyclone, but it was purposefully left unnamed.
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