'in case it is lost' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express the idea of taking precautions in case something is lost or damaged. For example, "We should take a picture of our camping gear before we leave, in case it is lost."
The premium plan also includes the ability to remotely wipe and lock a phone in case it is lost or misplaces.
Three cosmonauts are taking it to the International Space Station where - carefully tethered in case it is lost - it will become the first Olympic torch to go on a spacewalk.
Consider purchasing pass insurance in case it is lost or stolen.
Write your name and telephone number in it, in case it is lost.
Make sure all luggage is clearly marked with your name, address, and phone number so it can be returned in case it is lost.
For the sample shirt, we chose a long-sleeve flannel sports shirt that my husband could do without, just in case it was lost or damaged.
In case your luggage is lost, it is lost for ever, no one will have any clue about it.
Breakpoints in centromeric regions tend to be recurrent [ 52], which could explain the loss of the association twice, in Bradypus and in C. didactylus, or even its reappearance in C. hoffmanni, in the case that it was lost in a common ancestor of all the sloths.
Fahmy told VICE Canada that the judge presiding over the case had specifically advised him to try and retrieve his Canadian passport from a police station, and in the case that it was lost, to seek assistance from the Canadian Embassy.
The entire 3p14-p21 region or part of it was lost in 84 cases, 164 cases showed gains on chr3 excluding this region.
The Arg allele was preferentially retained, as it was lost only in three (21.4%) cases, whereas the Pro allele was lost in 11 (78.6%) cases (Table 4-wrap>).
