The phrase "are missing the mainstream" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals or groups that are not part of the dominant or widely accepted trends or ideas in society.
Example: "The new artists in the underground scene are missing the mainstream, but their unique styles are gaining a dedicated following."
Alternatives: "are outside the mainstream" or "are not part of the mainstream".
In turn, they think the mainstream movement has been missing the boat, seeking at best to integrate minority, working-class and poor women into the mainstream.
"It just felt lazy, stale and I think that mainstream television is missing the boat".
Still, other Americans, such as Native Americans, Asian and Latino immigrants, have unique perspectives on the environment that also are missing from the mainstream, she said.
Often, their voices are missing from mainstream media narratives as much as they are from the communities they've left behind.
At just this point feminist standpoint epistemology yields to poststructuralist insights and Anderson finds in the work of Irigaray, Kristeva, and bell hooks themes that are missing in mainstream epistemology and some feminist epistemology.
There's a lot of other things that are missing from mainstream movies, and a lot of exciting stories, and a lot of great storytellers, able to make TV shows now, and make wonderful movies, and I think it's a really exciting time.
She adds: "He creates trends and experiences that tap into a new mindset... after noticing what was missing from the mainstream market". Last year, trade magazine The Caterer ranked Robin as the UK's second most powerful hotelier.
Mr. Noble viewed "Like It Is" as a platform for ideas and perspectives — especially those of blacks — that were missing from the mainstream news media.
Recent reports that security agents have been sent to disperse labor strikes in army-owned factories have largely been missing from the mainstream media's headlines, but only suggest that SCAF does not have the interest of the Egyptian people at heart.
I felt like my voice was missing, and the voices of other people that I really respect and admire and wanna see in the mainstream are missing.
